Digital BW, The Print

-I think that's a good question, Jim. In my experience, The Eclipse Satine 
paper stock is much smoother in the 190 weight, without much texture to 
speak of. Once they jump up to the 300 weight, it is highly textured and each 
side is quite a bit different, despite the claims that it can be printed on each 
because of its double coating. This hasn't caused major problems but the 
texture can definitely add a clumpy look to a smooth sky or skin, for example. 
It does bug me although the paper otherwise prints very impressively. I 
wouldn't shy away from the Eclipse, it has many fans. However, if cost is no 
object, the Hannemule Photo Rag never disappoints!

-- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Jim Panzer <
jimp@r...> wrote:
>             I recently purchased some Eclipse Satin paper from Inkjet
> Goodies, the paper weight it 100.  I also have some 190 weight too for final
> printing time, the lighter stuff I will generally use for proofing.  My
> question is, if I get a print to look good on the thin paper, is it going to
> look the same on the same, thicker, paper?  Does paper thickness affect the
> final print?
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> Thank you!
> 
> Jim
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