> > Are there any less expensive alpha-cellulose papers without OBE's? > The Kayenta and Premier Premium Matte are pretty brilliantly white > (with the latter having a slight magenta cast, btw). > While it's cotton instead of alpha cellulose (i.e., probably better, at least from a marketing perspective), I think it's hard to beat PremierArt Hot Press 205 in terms of a non-OBA value. It and the Permajet-Innova coatings are the ones I trust the most to not flake also. See http://www.atlex.com/premier/fine-art-205.htm for PA 205 pricing. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] OBA's - what's the downside (and how much)?
2005-08-08 by Paul Roark