Digital BW, The Print

Thanks Keith, I remember looking at this back in the Eclipse days, by 
the time I'd paid the shipping tax and duty it worked out cheaper to 
use the PhotoRag sourced from the UK.  I agree with Jo, a double 
sided EAM A3+ would be perfect for me!

Steve


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Keith R." 
<kjrslr@e...> wrote:
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scrber" 
> <stephen.bate@m...> wrote:
> > I am really struggling to find a decent & reasonably priced 
double 
> > sided matt paper for use with my Ultratones.
> > I am after A3+ size as they will be folded, sewn and bookbound in 
> > half size.
> > So far I only have Bockingford, which sounds awful for pigment 
inks 
> > (and very highly textured which is also not so idilic...) but 
> > feedback appreciated.
> > OR Photorag Duo - read: horribly expensive.
> > 
> > Are there any others?
> > Usual caveat, I am UK based so many of your wonderful choices are 
> not 
> > available over here, sob.
> > 
> > Struggling.
> > 
> > Steve.
> 
> You may want to try www.inkjetgoodies.com, here in the US. I don't 
> know if they ship overseas, but e-mail them and ask. There is a new 
> line of papers out that are replacing the Eclipse papers, which had 
> dual sided matte papers that were quite good with MIS inks. I have 
> been using the Ultratones for about 2 months now on the remaining 
> stock of Eclipse that I have, and have ordered a sample pack of the 
> the new line from Moab(through inkjetgoodies). These papers are 
> supposed to be very much like the Eclipse, and very affordable. 
> Inkjetgoodies claim that they are as every bit as good as the 
Eclipse 
> line, with a better D-Max. I don't have any $ interest in 
> inkjetgoodies or what they sell. Just offering my experience with 
> their line of goods. Also, they are very good to work with.
> 
> KeithR