I use the MIS VM inks, so my info might not be super-useful. However, I've printed with both of the papers you mentioned. I _really_ like the Legion Photo Matte, though it's a little pricey. The Epson Heavyweight Matte I don't like so well - Epson Archival Matte is much nicer, and not tooooooo much more expensive. My choice right now - EAM for proofing, Somerset Velvet for final prints, Epson Watercolor when I need to save money on less critical final prints. (But I really don't like the epson watercolor, and have basically decided to use it only for accordian-book projects, where it's important to keep costs down because it's too easy to screw up.) --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "rich8155" <richreg@s...> wrote: > Hello all, I've read the many suggestions for papers on the Cone/MIS > sites but would like your opinions on a good one to start with for > someone who has never done this kind of printing before. I'll be > using an Epson 1160, a Cone driver and MIS FS ink. I realize that > which paper to use is a very subjective opinion and with time, > experience and trying different papers I'll gravitate towards which > I like to use best, but in the mean time I would like suggestions > for a paper to use to help me judge my printer's quality and output, > get a feel for the ink, and overall just get some decent results to > get me really encouraged for more. I have have some Epson Matte > Paper - Heavyweight and also some Legion Photo Matte already. > Comments on either of those? Others? > > Thanks. > > Richard
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Re: good paper to start with?
2002-05-19 by charles_bandes
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