Digital BW, The Print

Hello, Paul, I'm a little confused. I thought these two papers
contained no OBA's. (and is that actually Premier Art Smooth 205, not
200?) At least I think that was what I gathered from your "white paper"
on non-OBA papers. Perhaps I read it wrong...)

[off-topic but: I finally got my R1800 going, using your 3MK approach.
I've got MIS clear in the other five slots. Finally figured out how to
use QTR rip, and paid my dues. Happy with results so far, using some
Moab Kayenta I had around. I want to thank you for helping me get
started!]

> If you have not tried the Premier Art Smooth BW 200, be sure to give 
> it a try.  Its curl is a pain to deal with, requiring hand feeding 
> and sometimes a bit of de-rolling (I use the cardboard core of a used 
> paper towel roll, with plain paper over the coated side of the inkjet 
> paper to protect the coating).  However, if you want a more neutral 
> print, it's the best.  The paper is the same as the Epson Scrapbook --
>  Epson's most archival.  The brighteners meet the silver print 
> standards for stability, I'm told.  (Which does not mean the OBAs 
> won't ultimately fade, but things are getting better on that front.)
> 
>  
> Paul 
> www.PaulRoark.com
>