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Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

2004-08-03 by grethabakker

Such a cross reference would be helpfull indeed. Something for the 
group database?

To give some input (I use Permajet Museum classic for BO-printing):

According to 
http://www.photography.about.com/cs/colortheor1/a/aa041403_4.htm

Hahnemuhle "German Etching" is the same as:
- MediaStreet 'Royal Plush'
- Lyson 'Standard Fine Art'
- Lumijet 'Classic Velour' 
- Permajet 'Museum Classic'
- Cone 'Orwell'
- 'Frankfurt Art' 
- and various other names. 


Regards,   René

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, sdmey4@a... 
wrote:
>  There is a cross reference of papers around here somewhere from a 
year or 
> two ago.
> Classic Velour is the same as Hahnemule German etching and Ilfords 
Smooth art 
> is indeed William Turner 190
> Steve Meyers 
> In a message dated 8/2/2004 10:15:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
> lipshurt@m... writes:
> 
> > I just got some lumijet preservation classic velour, and some 
classic 
> > radiant white rag at north county camera. The very first print, 
one 
> > that museo could simply not touch popped out great. And a real 
nice 
> > smooth but not like matte surface. Isnt this the same as some 
other 
> > paper by one of the big makers? Does anyone know of a cross-
reference 
> > of what papers are really the same as such and such other paper? 
I have 
> > been told by some of the big internet sellers, that there are 
very few 
> > manufacturers, and everyone just puts a name on it, causing a lot 
of 
> > confusion. I have been told by ....... at ....... that this was 
rubish 
> > and "we make our own paper and nobody else has this 
product.....etc". 
> > It would make things much easier I think if we knew for sure this 
> > info......
> > 
> 
> 
> 
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