Digital BW, The Print

The new Red River Premium Matte is also a bright white and prints similarly
to EAM.  It is available in a 76lb (285gm) weight which I really like for
good quality...but perhaps not archival prints.  Its also available in
lighter weights as well and is priced competitively with EAM.

Robert

On 12/17/02 2:57 PM, "Jerry Olson" <jerryolson@...> wrote:

> It is not possible to get a brighter white than the paper it is printed on!
> 
>> 1. With a quad or hextone inkset how does one get bright whites in a print, a
>> white brighter than the whiteness of the paper it is printed on?   All the
>> inks are shades of black, so how can one get a white that is brighter than
>> the paper printed on?
> 
> The paper itself it the white.
> 
>> 2. What is a good archival paper that is whiter than the Epson archival matte
>> paper?
> 
> Legion Photo Matte and Eclipse Satine Bright White
> 
>> 3. Is there any metamerism using MIS quad or hextone inks on Epson archival
>> matter paper?   Note: Using MIS color inks, I don't see metamerism on Epson
>> archival matte paper.  I only see the metamerism if I print on a glossy
>> paper?
> 
> Very Little metamerism with MIS Hex or Quad inks.
> 
> Jerry
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