Thanks, Steve, for the information. I'm going to check with the two vendors I know of and see if they sell small rolls. If I like the paper, I'll try an informal window test to get an idea of how well it holds up. Chris Hargens --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Karafyllakis" <stevekphoto@...> wrote: > > Hi Chris; > > I was the original poster on the Irigium, and I'm still using it, I'm > alsmost through a 24x100 roll. There's really no new info on it, but > just to recap: it gets a Dmax of 2.3+ with the Epson K3 PK, a bit less > with the MIS K4 PK. It is acid free, but does have OBAs. It is heavy > for an RC paper, and feels very much like FB halide paper, especially > if you can get rid of the curl, which is quite mean. I still have a dry > mount press, so if I'm in a hurry I hot-press it. Its best feature is > its surface: a very nice low gloss that with a coat of Premier looks > georgeous. As for archivability, I don't expect it to do any better > than Photo-rag or other OBA papers, which generaly come in lower than > non-oba papers. I haven't had the time to set up any but the most > rudimentary fade test, but if you're willing to do one and compare it > to 2-3 other oba & non-oba papers, I'll be happy to send you a few > sheets. Send me your adress off-list if you're interested. > > Steve Karafyllakis >
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Re: Sihl Iridium
2006-05-12 by Chris Hargens
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