Digital BW, The Print

Thanks for the info and the offer, Paul. I'll repond off-line.

But I do have some more questions about paper:

1. How archival is EEM with UT-FS? Can I consider EEM to be one of the
archival options (i.e. no fading or yellowing for at least a few
decades)? I still have a lot of it on hand, so it would be nice to be
able to use it.

2. I do need to mail the print. Rolling it is out of the question,
right? I plan to pack it in an archival polyethylene bag from
clearbags.com

3. I investigated the 3 options you mentioned, and Permajet Delta
sounds very promising, but where can I buy it online? None of the 3
listed Permajet online distributors (Adorama, MIS, KM Photo) appear to
have it. I need to buy from someplace or someone willing to ship to
Mexico City...

Thanks,
Peter

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark"
<paul.roark@v...> wrote:
> Peter,
> 
> I have curves for the UT-FS, EEM and Photo Rag.  The 1160 with UT-FS can
> actually be printed with no curve or just a grayscale curve, so
adjustment
> to any paper would be rather easy.
> 
> Permajet Delta or Omega, or Innova are cotton based papers with a dmax
> usually between EEM and Photo Rag, and I think they flake less and
have a
> bit tougher surface.  On the other hand, if you use air to blow off the
> Photo Rag it should be fine, especially if you don't need to mail
the print.
> 
> Use Eboni black for matte papers.