Digital BW, The Print

Richard,

I also spray them right away with Kraylon - give plenty of air it has
toluene (very bad) in it. BTW do any of the other sprays that give good
results not have toluene?

WRT Robert's comments. I get much different and, IMHO, better results with
these papers than Ultima Satin. I have only tried a couple Brightcube
samples. There doesn't seem to be a Conetech profile that does well with
it and I don't have time to fool around with curves - this is not my real
job :-)

-Todd Morton

On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Richard Sintchak wrote:

> Friday, July 12, 2002, 11:44:39 AM, Todd Morton wrote:
> 
> 
> TM> I have used the Ilford Classic Pearl Paper with FS inks and piezo driver.
> TM> I spray it with Krylon. It is my favorite semi-gloss/pearl paper so far
> TM> after trying Contech, EPSON, Brightcube, HP, and Kodak Ultima semigloss
> TM> papers. It also doesn't seem to smudge as much either but I still spray
> TM> it.
> 
> TM> Next time I'm going to try their other pearl paper.
> 
> TM> -Todd Morton 
> 
> 
> Todd,
> 
> I have both Ilford Classic Pearl and Smooth Pearl and may want to try
> this.  Which spray do you recommend and how to spray?  Do I need to
> spray immediately after it prints or wait for it to dry first?  Also,
> how does it look to you?
> 
> Best regards,
>  Richard  
> 
> mailto:richard@...
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