Digital BW, The Print

HPR tends to look a bit too warm to my eye (setup: Epson 1160, 
Lyson Quad Black Neutral) compared to EAM/EEM.

On the subject of proofing and final printing, I use Epson 
Heavyweight Matte for the former, EEM for the latter. In display or 
storage, I've yet to experience any degree of yellowing.

- Barrett

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, 
"digikdm" <monroekd@h...> wrote:
>In my experience the Hahnemuhle photorag is closer to EEM 
>than Epson Velvet Fine Art(EVFA) in overall texture and 
>brightness.The Hahnemuhle is also a little heavier and does 
>not ripple at 2880dpi (as does EEM). The Hahnemuhle is only 
>minimally less white, whereas the EVFA is significantly less 
>white.The Dmax appears to be about the same for all three 
>papers from visual inspection alone. By the way, is the 
>Hahnemuhle printable on either side???? If only one side is 
>printable, it's next to impossible to tell which side is the 
>printable surface. For all I know, the few prints I've made on 
>Hahnemuhle could have been made on the wrong side. Given 
>that possibility , even the nonprintable side closely 
>approximates EEM.