On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 03:43 PM, Robert Morrison wrote: > I don't think this paper is the final answer...but I think we will see > more > like it with better archival characteristics in the new future. I > know from > speaking with their product manager that the surface of the Epson Pro > Glossy is exactly what Oriental was aiming for with their new > Fiber-Based > paper which is soon to be released. I'm sure we will see others not > far > behind. Personally, given their investment in the BW photo paper > market, > I'd be betting on Ilford to release a paper like this in the next year > or > so...particularly once the Oriental paper is released. I have no > doubt that > papers like this with a photo black will be the future of BW digital > output...you just can't get the blacks with matte papers and pigment > blacks. Another paper that also gives a pseudo air dried glossy look with the UC inks/2200 is the relatively inexpensive Pictorico Premium Photo Glossy paper (not the more expensive and very high gloss Photo Gallery Glossy). It produces nice looking B&W prints without bronzing using the QuadtoneRIP, Premium Glossy paper setting, and with the Photo Black ink installed. The only thing I don't like about this paper is the weight and thickness (210 gsm, 8.3 mils) - a bit flimsy. I also look forward to the release of the new Oriental fiber based paper.
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Re: [Digital BW] RE: Epson Professional Glossy
2003-03-15 by Carl Schofield
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