Digital BW, The Print

I've only found it at http://www.photoinkjet.com

The blacks are CLOSE to epson archival, but not quite as dark. I use the
Bright White. and it is really white. Beautiful paper. Comes in 2
weights, 190 and 300 gsm. The 190 is noticeably thicker than EAM.

If I could only get about 1.9 or 2.0 density in the blacks on that
paper, I'd be in hog heaven. I can with the backlight film setting, but
some prints then show little deep shadow separation...

Jerry



> Where do you find the best price?  (Inkjetgoodies carries it, but I'm not
> sure who else does.)  Also, do you use the "Bright White" or "Soft White"
> (no optical brighteners, I think) version?  I'm not sure if they have the
> same coatings and print the same.
> 
> I found the blacks a little weak with MIS VM/FS K, but for those who insist
> on an acid-free, cotton-fiber paper, this one looks like an excellent
> choice.  It is the only paper to (barely) beat Epson Archival Matte in my
> fade tests.
> 
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com
> 
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