Digital BW, The Print

I'll try.  I'm using sheets (11x17) with MIS K4 inks in the 2400 and  
4000 (minus LLK and with ColorBurst RIP in the latter).  Bright white  
color (I assume lots of OBs).  Stiff (they all seem to have this  
characteristic) but not curled.  Texture and gloss both only slightly  
more than a sheet of air dried Oriental Seagull F Glossy silver gel  
paper.  Dmax about 2.2 but the bright white surface and soft gloss  
produces very deep blacks and high contrast.  I like it and would  
like it even more with just a tad less texture and gloss.  B&W prints  
are what I would call "punchy" on this paper.

Carl

On Apr 6, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Tyler Boley wrote:

> Carl, can you describe the surface?
> Thanks,
> T
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <scho@...> wrote:
>>
>> Ed,
>>
>> I just started using this paper with both my 4000 and 2400 printers.
>> No feed problems.  I use the front straight thru feed path with the
>> 2400 and manual feed with the 4000.  Stiff paper but as I said no
>> feed problems using my methods.  Yes, beautiful prints - particularly
>> B&W.
>>
>> Carl
>>
>> On Apr 6, 2006, at 3:25 PM, edrudolpho wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all.... I got a pack of Innova Fibaprint Glossy from Jim Doyle
>>> and took it over to Calumet
>>> to get them to make a test print for me (I don't have a K3
>>> printer).  The test was done on a
>>> 4800.  The first two tries, the paper got buckled as it tried to
>>> push through the pizza
>>> rollers.  The third try, the fellow increased the suction and the
>>> paper made it through
>>> okay.
>>>
>>> Can people who've been printing with this paper on 4800s or 2400s
>>> talk about their
>>> experience with paper feed.  I'm particularly interested in the
>>> 2400, since my workroom
>>> has no space for a 4800.
>>>
>>> By the way, the print was impressive.
>>>
>>> thanks for any info
>>> Ed