I know most of the discussion here is about printing BW photography, but I also know that Paul Roark and perhaps others sometimes are making new prints from restored antique photos. My primary interest in BW printing is creating new prints from antique photos. I'm using a 1280 with the UT2 inks on PhotoRag at present. I have no problems with this combination. I have no problems with clogs, even though the printer stays on for weeks at a time and often sits without being used for a few days at a time. Nor do I have any problems with the PhotoRag flaking. I'm careful to wipe each sheet before use and maybe that's the key. The color of the PhotoRag paper is perfect for printing antique photos. I plan to continue using the 1280 and UT2 as long as the printer is producing nice prints. However, I'm wondering about the new matte papers that are being discussed here. Are any of you who do antique photo restoration using the new papers for this purpose? Which ones (preferably usable with 1280 / UT2 curves), if any, should I consider as possible suitable replacements for PhotoRag? TIA for any suggestions. Tom Keesling Intelligent Design
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Papers for Antique Photo Restoration
2005-02-09 by Thomas Keesling
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