Digital BW, The Print

At 06:15 AM Saturday 4/7/2007, you wrote:
>For
>example, Epson's alpha cellulose, which is acid free, lignin free,
>buffered wood-pulp fine art paper called "Epson Watercolor Paper -
>Radiant White (Non-R)" has permanence results of greater than 98 years
>under glass, where as "Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper (R)" has permanence
>results of only 61 years under glass, and "Epson Somerset Velvet Fine
>Art Paper (R)" has permanence results of 62 years under glass.

That is very interesting indeed - I'd always avoided it in favour of Epson Velvet because, after enquiring on this list about its yellowing properties, I was told it was similar to EEM. Maybe I should try some as it's dirt cheap.

thanks very much,
Richard

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