Digital BW, The Print

I"ve been printing with PIezotone inks on Rag Photographique for some time now, as well as some custom K7 ink blends on the paper. It's wonderful paper, I no longer use PhotoRag as this has taken it's place when a relatively smooth and white paper is required.
By the way, K7 inks have no reputation for clogging, even the previous product cycle, the Piezotones, don't. I have used Piezotones in a 9600 and now a 9880 for years, and K7s in a little 1900 and a 7800 for a long time, Ink and nozzles performance has been far more reliable than the OEM Epson inks in the 7800, a 9800 I used for color for years, and now a 9900.
Tyler
http://www.custom-digital.com/
http://theagnosticprint.org/

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "hlockwood" <hlockwood@...> wrote:
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> I'm looking at Canson Rag Photographique 310 gsm, in combination with
> Cone K7 Neutral inks on an R2400 printer.  Although the paper is very
> white, Canson states there are no OBAs added.  They also make a strong
> archival claim.
> For profiles, I used both the Han Photo Rag and Han Photo Rag Bright
> White; they appear to produce essentially identical results.  Printing
> Jon Cone's Piezography test pattern appears to produce smooth gradation
> throughout the lightness spectrum, especially at the dark end, from 90
> to 100%.  This is a subjective evaluation since I don't have a
> densitometer.
> So, the question:  Has anyone here had experience with this paper that
> they would care to share?
> Much appreciated,Harry
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