At 3:20 PM +0000 9/9/02, markdsatx wrote: >Hey Folks, > >I've just started out with a digital B&W setup on an Epson 860 with >MIS Full Spectrum and the Woolf curves. I'd like to try printing on >Photo Rag but have noted that it comes in two flavors, 188gsm and >308gsm. >I would appreciate it if someone might shed some light on the >advantages and disadvantages of using either paper and how they would >work with a printer like the Epson 860. > >Thanks in advance, > >Mark > Mark, I like the 308gsm myself. The heavier weight makes for a more impressive print and also one that is more durable. I love the Photo Rag...great blacks and color with MIS pigment inks...absolutely no bronzing. Only problem I have occasionally is that it doesn't feed every time through the 1270 or 1280 in letter size. The weight of the 13x19 seems to get it through fine. I tape a half flattened paper towel tube to the paper feeder and it seems to make the letter go through better by holding it up at a steeper angle...I suspect that the coating is slipping on the rubber rollers...Doesn't happen very often, but you have to pay attention... Bill -- bill agee studio capistrano beach, ca / laguna beach, ca billagee@... http://www.redsilver.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Photo Rag in different weights
2003-09-09 by Bill Agee
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