Digital BW, The Print

Smoother surface than silver rag and it doesn't have the glittery  
reflections that silver rag has (or at least what I saw in the  
beta).  Not as warm as the silver rag paper ,but not really a "blue"  
white either.  Here are some lab data for the Innova F Type paper  
white: L  96.03	a 0.70	b -4.20

Carl

On Apr 6, 2006, at 7:27 PM, Tyler Boley wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <scho@...> wrote:
>>
>> 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).
>
> I heard the Hahnemuhle will have more, and appear bluer, so this may
> be the middle compromise. We'll see about their surface, but I really
> don't like blue paper.
>
>>  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.
>
> Darned if I can remember what that looked like...
> How about compared to SilverRag?
> Thanks for this, if only I had my own samples <G>.
> Tyler