Sanders, Have you tried the Bergger Variable NB neutral, Variable CB warm amd Variable CB ivory or the Forte Polygrade V and Polywarm Plus? Guy --- sandersnyc <sandersm@...> wrote: > Tim, greetings. > > This thread has been rattling around in my head this > weekend, as I labor to choose a > paper for contact printing. I've run through a > number of sheets of Agfa Multiclassic 118, > Ilford MGIV Warmtone glossy and semimatte, a couple > of Forte papers. And what I am > relearning is that there is a pretty broad array of > paper bases and finishes to be found > under the rubric of "air-dried FB" papers whose look > has become the Holy Grail of this > group. Except <ahem>L there isn't any one look. > > I'm wondering, when the group voices a preference > for inkjet papers that mimic the > appearance of an "air-dried FB" paper, which paper > do you suppose is meant? > > FWIW, I am looking for an enlarging paper with a > surface midway between the Ilford MGIV > Warmtone glossy and semimatte finishes. Way OT, I > know -- but any suggestions? > > Sanders McNew > www.mcnew.net > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, > "Tim Atherton" <tim@K...> wrote: > > Yes, the discontinued Epson Pro Glossy was > certainly the closest in look and > > surface feel (though not in "overall" paper feel > and heft). > > > > Air Dried glossy has a sort of slightly glossier > than eggshell texture and > > surface to it - if that makes sense... > > > > Now, I'm interested to try the new version of > Photo Rag (Satin) that is > > "supposed" to turn to a sort of semi-glossy > surface when printed, with the > > cotton rag base. Apparently though, they sold all > their supply/first run to > > one dealer and no one else can get it.... > > > > Said by some to give a sort of air dried FB look > and feel - we'll see > > > > > > tim > > > > > > Still shooting 8x10 to print up on photo rag... > but working on 11x14 digital > > negs contact printed on Azo and Forte Polywarmtone > Museum Weight FB > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Air fiber based vs. current photo papers
2005-06-06 by guy washburn
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