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Re: [Digital BW] Diff between PhotoRag and German Etching

2002-08-19 by J Greer

A bought some Photo Rag at a local art supply store this weekend and the 
guy who sold it to me said Photo Rag has the same 'emulsion' as German 
Etching. I assume he meant the coating. I have no idea if what he says is 
true. Just passing it along and wondering if anyone else can confirm.

I started testing MIS FS inks this weekend with the Piezo driver and found 
GE to be more to my liking that Photo Rag. Right now, I like both GE and 
Crane Museo with the MIS FS/Piezo combo.

Cone (inkjetmall.com) sells sample packs that contain a sheet or two of the 
Photo Rag variations. It's an inexpensive way to try some.

Jeff Greer

At 02:07 AM 08/19/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Can someone who has used both PhotoRag and German Etching explain the
>differences between these two papers? There is a sizeable price jump
>and am curious if it comes down to texural finish and/or performance.
>
>Best,
>Jamie.
>
>jamie drouin : photographs
>http://www.jamiedrouin.com
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