This is after doing some more small prints on these papers. Interestingly, some manufacturers coatings create slightly different hues with monochrome inks. This is different fromt the effect of the paper base. The most dramatic example I have run across is Hawk Mountain's papers. Those I have tested, Merlin being the best for the inks I use, all seem to yeild a significantly cooler print, as mentioned by Clayton Jones. The Innova papers also have a very slight effect on hue, slightly cooler than the Hahnemuhle papers normally used here. This is barely noticable with Cone's Selenium ink set, and more noticable with the warm set. It is still warm, but I'd say it is just a bit less yellow, resulting in a nice elegant warm print tone. With my test image, it also seemed to have a bit more dimension, indicating the cooler tone may vary slightly in different parts of the scale. This did seem to be the case. I would not say there is any solution to scuffing or flaking with this paper. There may be some slight improvement over the Hahnemuhle papers but these prints still need to be handled with care. I still recommend trying this brand, I'll be using more and more of it. Tyler www.custom-digital.com
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Innova- a little more
2005-04-04 by Tyler Boley
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