Digital BW, The Print

Here's some info Stan,

Any name with Royal in it is Hahnemuhle. (at media street).

Paper names:

Hahnem\ufffdhle  - German Etching 310 (Inkjet genuine mould made)
Royal Plush, Frankfurt Art, Vienna, Conetech Orwell, Luminos 
Classic Velour, Lyson Fine Art Standard

Hahnem\ufffdhle - W. Turner 310 (100% Rag, mould made):
Lyson  -  Cotton Rag

Hahnem\ufffdhle Torchon 285 (Inkjet Watercolor Paper): 
Royal Riviera 285 gsm, Lyson Soft Fine Art, 
Lumijet Museum Parchment  

Hahnem\ufffdhle Albrecht Durer 210 (Watercolor paper):
Royal Weave 210 gsm (Contech Chelsea??? don\ufffdt find my 
sample in the mement to proof)

Hahnem\ufffdhle W. Turner 190 (100% Rag, mould made):
Royal Jazz, Wells River, Luminos Woven Fiber

Hahnem\ufffdhle Photo Matte 170 -
Conetech Matte.

Hahnem\ufffdhle Allegretto 160 - (Inkjet Watercolor Paper)
Royal Sunrise, Conetech Tunbridge

Stan McQueen wrote:
> 
> At 10:36 AM 8/5/2002, Jerry wrote:
> >Richard, yes, the royal renaissance is the same as photo rag #308. Royal
> >Riviera is heavily textured, but also gives a very deep black. So does
> >wells river, but it flakes a lot.
> 
> Do you know what the other Royal papers are? I've been using Royal Plush
> and I really like it, with the Gen5 inks as well as the MIS-VM inks (which
> I now finally have working on my "brand new" refurbished 1270).
> 
> Stan
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