I've been printing on the Brightcube Semi-Matte. It gives piezo/MIS FS-N dmax of about 1.8. Sprayed you can get in the 2.0 range. I decided on this paper because it is better quality than the competition (Epson Premium Luster, Lumijet Geniune Pearl) which are based on a cheaper coating and paper base. Brightcube (unlike Epson and Lumijet) will deal on price if you buy in quantity though. Here are the advantages of the Semi-matte (according to the person that designed the paper--so take them for what you will). 1.) Heavier Weight (10 mil) 2.) Silver Halide base (a very high grade of RC paper) with high reflection level (higher gloss). 3.) Higher Whiteness (greater gamut) 4.) Thicker receiving layer (for high ink loads = greater potential densities) 5.) Ozone stabalizers 6.) High water resistance Robert
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Brightcube Semi-Matte
2002-04-27 by Robert Morrison
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