Digital BW, The Print

Jerry,

When you compare EEM and EAM paper side by side, the EEM is whiter. I 
can't imagine ANYone not being able to
see the difference. It's quite noticeable.  As to the Logo, what can I 
say?  MINE does NOT have it. That too is quite
obvious to anybody who looks.  They can't therefore be IDENTICAL papers, 
can they?  Also, the blacks simply are
NOT as deep as the EAM paper. VERY close, but there's a difference. The 
EEM  and Eclipse Satine Bright White
paper seems to me to have identical blacks.


Jerry in ND

>>There is no
>>paper that doesn't flake that I've found except the Epson EAM. 
>>Unfortunately, they changed it, and now the black isn't as deep as the
>>old paper was. They now call it Enhanced matte, but they actually should
>>call it unenhanced matte.  It is whiter, and doesn't have the logo on
>>the back, but the blacks aren't as deep as before.  All other papers
>>I've used flake. Some MUCH worse than others.
>>
> 
> 
> A couple of weeks ago the claim was that the two were identical and only the 
> name was changed due to concerns about the use of the term "Archival", and 
> the logo dropped.  I challenged the writer, in a good manner, as to why they 
> would do that and why we should believe him.  he responded with quite a 
> resume and contacts within the Epson organization.  Now, we have this which 
> seems to claim that the two are very different.  Now who should we believe 
> and why? FWIW, for me on my C80, EAM works the best of any paper I have 
> tried.
> 
> Jerry in Houston
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