Paul, this morning I opened a new EAM from Atlex and noticed the same tthing. It is much yellower than before. I haven't contacted anyone yet about it Vinny http://www.wulfsden.com --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@v...> wrote: > I recently took delivery on some new EAM from Atlex.com, and it seems to be > a slightly different coating than previous batches. The paper looks a bit > yellow, in fact, the X-Rite says it is just 0.01 density units darker. The > blacks are weak -- 1.61 v. 1.68 for the last batch -- and the profile is > different. I tweaked my 3000 curves to adjust to the new coating, but I'm > not happy with this batch of EAM. (It is still called "Archival" matte.) > The Dmax is about the same as Legion Photo Matte, and the paper looks yellow > and dull in comparison. > > Has anyone who has noticed this difference contacted Epson about it? > Frankly, I want the old coating. This new batch of paper I received just is > not as good. > > I also took delivery of a MediaStreet.com package of their Royal Renaissance > (189), which they claim is PhotoRag. It is packaged incorrectly. The side > marked "Print this side" is the back of the paper. Use the "tongue" or > "lips" test. The sticky side is the coated side. > > I had not used Royal Renaissance of PhotoRag 189 before. I find it is very > sensitive to the pizza wheels of the 3000 -- the most affected paper I've > used. Have others noticed the problem of surface blemished caused by the > printer's wheels? > > Paul > http://www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: New EAM & MediaStreet Royal Renaissance (PhotoRag)
2002-09-29 by Vincent Orlando
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