Digital BW, The Print

I've never been entirely clear on the difference between "bronzing" 
and "gloss differential."  Regardless: the printed areas are reflective 
and the paper is textured; therefore, the texture is more apparent when 
viewed under strong light from an oblique angle.  But, not bad and 
nothing I would characterize as bronzing (by which I mean, different 
portions of the printed surface having a different amount of sheen than 
other parts, or certain parts looking as if they're on a 
different "level" of the paper surface).  So, in other words, it looks 
nothing like glossy prints from the 2200 etc using Photo Black.

My only wish is that they made a non-textured version of this paper.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Timothy Atherton" 
<tim@K...> wrote:
> So, does this paper really display no bronzing or gloss differential?
> 
> I tried the Premier Imaging version of this paper, which looked 
promising,
> but the bronzing was awful
> 
> I'm not willing to fork out for a box of 50 sheets from Lexjet just 
to find
> out (and apparently Lexjet did some deal to buy up the whole first 
run from
> Hahnemuhle, so no one else has any yet...)
> 
> 
> tim