Digital BW, The Print

Yes.  But compared to every other paper, the very fine areas that should
be paper white, are starting to fill in, so they are no longer white.

Jerry


> > I've noticed that photo matte from legion tends to block up in very
> > finely detailed prints.  Especially if you
> > have something like white lettering on a black background, the white
> > tends to fill in too much. Even at the
> > high resolutions. But other than that, its a fine paper.
> >
> 
> It is my understanding that white is the base color of a paper.  Since white
> is not printed, how can it fill in too much?  If it starts to fill in, it is
> no longer white...right?

Right. That's what I said.
> 
> Jerry in Houston
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