Digital BW, The Print

On 09/13/2012 10:07 PM, orbancc wrote:
> Thanks for that information.
>
> I've printed a lot on EEM (20,000 or so pieces). I have seen only a
> couple with EEM yellowing, but not recently and not enough to freak me
> out (much). I think I will carry on.

Then I guess you will know all its name changes. Before it was called 
Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte, it was called Enhanced Matte 
Paper, and before that it was called Epson Archival Matte Paper. Epson 
changed the name because it was not archival as tested by Wilhelm 
Research and that did not change with the last name it has. See 
Aardenburg-Imaging testing, the paper color patch changed much faster 
than the ink patches (Epson K3).

Sample # AaI_20071219_SN001

As written I looked for paper edge yellowing like happened with 
Clayton's Museo Silver Rag and not for an overall paper color change. I 
am sure that the Moab Entrada Rag Bright would do worse in Aardenburg 
testing but is has not been tested there (Natural is tested). Which does 
not make EEM (etc) a good paper.


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