Digital BW, The Print

I should actually go back and try to clone out the troublesome spot but I
must admit I have never been able to such a repair job (even a minor one
with the clone tool) to my satisfaction....


> From: Steve Kale <stevekale@...>

> 
> Hi Steve
> 
> I can tell the difference between ISP and EPSG immediately from the paper
> sheen.  EPSG has less "sparkle" (probably a poor description of what I see).
> I must admit I prefer EPSG but the price of ISP is much more attractive.
> I've just done a bunch of color prints on both papers.  The only area where
> I can see a gloss differential is in one spot where I blew the highlights.
> I also have a copy of this image which I had printed on my 2100 with MIS UC
> clones and coated with glop. The gloss differential in non existent in the
> trouble spot - unsurprisingly as the whole image has an even coating of
> "ink".  Maybe I am only noticing the obvious spot so to speak but I really
> do think the gloss differential issue is dead with the new inks except for
> where there is no or next-to-no ink laid down.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Steve