When you say "F-type" are you saying you want a true high gloss or are you saying you want air-dried look? Moab Colorado Fiber Satine and Moab Colorado Fiber Gloss are both wonderful for the air dried look...Satine's my favorite with 2200...unfortunately Fiber Gloss seems prone to mechanical abrasions in my 2200... higher gloss than Fiber Satine and more texured). If you want a true high gloss packaged in 5X7 try Costco Kirkland, available in that size the last time I looked, cheap, excellent in all respects...with 2200/OEM anyway. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "chriskjezp" <chriskresser@...> wrote: > > I'm working on a project where I need to print a bunch of 5x7s on my > R2400. These days I've been printing almost exclusively with the > F-type papers - Harman FB, Crane Silver Rag, and Innova Ultra Smooth > Gloss mainly. > > None of these papers are available in 5x7 sizes. Of course I could > print and then cut, but I really dislike doing that. Also, for this > project the quality doesn't have to be absolutely perfect, so I don't > want to go to too much unnecessary trouble. > > The only F-type or even glossy papers that come in 5x7 size as far as > I can tell are the Moab Colorado Fiber Satine & Gloss. Does anyone > have experience with them? Are they good papers with Epson PK? > > Thanks. >
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Re: 5x7 F-type or glossy papers?
2007-11-18 by djon43
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