Digital BW, The Print

Tim, thanks. Good to see that updated (Oct 15 05)...

I recall Clayton expressing some subjective enthusiasm about one of
the alpha cellulose papers here....am hoping to hear a nutshell
recommendation from him again, as I imagine he's been staying on top
of the issue. 

I also use Moab Kayenta (pre-folded cards)...very bright white, a
sometimes-more-attractive alternative to EEM. 


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"Bear in mind among other things that most of you silver/gelatin fibre
based B&W prints are on alpha cellulose papers"

Yes...and/but the air-dried-gloss silver papers that we admire have
the archival advantage of a heavy baryta (clay) coating...

...am I correct that there aren't any inkjet papers with baryta? 

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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Timothy
Atherton" <tim@K...> wrote:
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> 
> > Clayton...some time ago you commented favourably on your experience
> > with alpha cellulose-type paper (source? name?).
> 
> There are several of the more "art" type papers some of the Innova
papers,
> Red River, Moab
> 
> check Claytons list:
> 
> http://www.cjcom.net/articles/digiprn5.htm
> 
> There's Alpha Cellulose papers and there's alpha cellulose papers...
Bear in
> mind among other things that most of you silver/gelatin fibre based B&W
> prints are on alpha cellulose papers
> 
> 
>
http://www.cjcom.net/articles/digiprn5.htm#About%20Alpha%20Cellulose%20Paper
>