Digital BW, The Print

Diane-

I understand it would give you a starting point, but would it?  What works
for Paul may not work for Steve.  What I am saying is it may not eliminate a
paper you find attrocious; nor, one that you find and love.

My suggestion is to get sample packs.  Red River, Hawk Mountain, and several
others have packs for $15-20 or less.  Actually, I have bought two or three
of each just to get an adequate number of samples to test in B&W and color
without investing.

Seth 

==-----Original Message-----
==From: Diane Fields [mailto:picnic@...] 

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== When one 
==wants to get others' impressions of various papers, it takes 
==a LOT of searching in these forums to find it.  Of course, 
==impressions are just that, but I would still like to get some 
==feelings about certain papers rather than buying a lot of 
==paper for sampling.  I did that in the past for my 1280--and