Hi Just looking for some information. I have recently bought myself an Epson 1160 printer with MIS FS-N ink set and PiezographyBW. I am really impressed - I think !! The pictures seem to have a real sketch quality, some more than others. I have been using Epson archival matt and Hahnemuhle "Photo Rag" papers. The achieved tones are brilliant and pictures are very sharp, but very graphite-y. Is this sketch-like quality down to my Black and White conversion and subject matter, or is this just the nature of the beast? I'm not saying it's not attractive, but I showed it to a friend today who's a real dark-room officionado, and he was well impressed, but without me even mentioning the sketch quality, he made the same observation (admittedly, he's not used to such a flat matt look). Is it worth trying any other paper to get that 'dark-room' look, bearing in mind that with these inks I can't use glossy paper? Or change my technique? Or do I learn to love this quality? Thanks for any suggestions. Regards Kirk
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Sketch or Photo?
2003-02-11 by foodfeak <kirk.ali@lineone.net>
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