Digital BW, The Print

I had the exact same result.  Very strange.  

I also created a color profile for this paper.  It is very close to 
Epson Premium Glossy in gamut.  Kirkland is able to achieve slightly 
deeper blacks and saturated colors in the 3/4 tones, but EpPremGloss 
does a little better in the lighter shades.  Kirkland is a great 
bargain at 15 cents per sheet, but the marks are or some concern.  

I also agree that the bronzing is less than EpPremGloss.

Lou

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "awahlster" 
<awahlster@a...> wrote:
> 
> OK went out and bought a couple of packages of this paper today and
> first prints while looking great dead on have what appears to be a
> roller mark. Except it moves as I rotate the file.(the files are all
> slide scans) So it an't a roller mark it ain't in the file as I
> printed these same files yesterday on Epson Premium Glossy and they
> look perfect.  I did the first ones through my Canon i960 (color
> printing of course) and then I tried printing the same files with my
> Epson 890 (still color as I'm not setup with B&W ink yet) And 
instead
> of one mark I get a whole bunch of them. They all run vertical smae
> direction as the print.
> 
> NOW the weird thing I printed a file from my digital camera and no
> marks!!!
> 
> These marks can only be seen with glare from my overhead lights 
across
> the print dead on they look beautiful.
> 
> I'm going nuts here any ideas????
> 
> 
> Mark W.
> 
> Like the paper but think this is weird.