Andre, I wouldn't use EAM anymore for finished prints but I do like the tone and surface. I it for initial work prints as I manipulate an image in Photoshop. I just meant to emphasize that in inkjet prints the paper cost is the dominant factor in the total. Yes you generally get what you pay for. Today (changeable at any moment) I like Hahnemule Torchon and Museo for final prints. I occasionally use some Somerset Enhanced but I generally find it too warm for me. The nice thing is that there are so many choices to please a very wide range of tastes. Thanks, Martin --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Andre Vallejo" <avs@p...> wrote: > > Using Epson Archival Matte (at least for work or proof prints) drops > > you per print cost to $1.17. > > > > Good price on the Somerset. Where did you find it? > > > > Martin > > > > > > How good the Epson is compared to Somm.Enh? That price was found on the MIS > web site http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm? source=html/paper.html#svpe
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[Digital BW] Re: Quadtone prints costs calculated
2001-08-06 by mwesley250@earthlink.net
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