Steve, >Just to clarify, is this the paper you were referring to way >back in October last year? Yes, PermaJet has a line of new papers. Jobo in the U.S. (perhaps among others -- like MIS) will distribute the new line as well as the older ones. The new paper that I was most impressed with was called ISC in beta. It will be called "Alpha" in the production versions. It is a cotton paper with no optical brighteners and a dmax that rivals PhotoRag. It did not flake when I was testing it. I thought the beta paper was the best I'd printed with yet. Hopefully the production run will be just as good. There will also be a brightened version of this paper. <<Permajet has also sent me some papers. They now have a winner which was labeled "ISC" in the box I received. It may be the best paper I've ever used. It is said to be cotton, buffered, and have no optical brighteners. I have had not flaking with it yet, and it's dmax is the best of the cotton papers, equaling EAM at 1.67 (Eboni & 1280), and beating PhotoRag (1.66) and PremierArt/UltraSmooth (1.61).>> >FYI Silverprint has it in London for all the UK guys on this forum >http://www.silverprint.co.uk/inkj22.html So, it looks like Jobo is just waiting for US sizes to be cut. How do the prices compare to, for example, PhotoRag, in England? Paul www.PaulRoark.com ___________________________ From: "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@...> Jobo, which will do US distribution, just has European sizes, and those are just for profiling. The story I heard is that Permajet rejected a huge production run. So, they are being tough about quality control. That's good. But the delivery is clearly not going to happen for a while. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] Permajet Alpha news?
2004-05-05 by Paul Roark
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