> See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R1800-No-OBA-Paper.pdf for some > non-OBA paper information. Lasal and Kayenta are both cold, > brightened papers. No non-OBA paper can match them. In judging the > relative warmth of the papers, look both at the paper white at the > left of the graphs (lower Lab B is cooler) and also the extent to > which the Lab B rises going to the midtones. > > If you're using a mat board that matches Kayenta, all of these papers > are going to look warm in comparison. How cool or warm the mat board > is will significantly affect the apparent warmth or coolness of the > print. The eye will, in effect, do a white balance on that mat > board. So, a warmer mat board will make the print seem cooler. Thanks, Paul. Yes, I have seen that document and have been studying it intently, in fact that's where I heard of Premier Art Smooth. Paul
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Re: want digital b&w paper similar to Ilford MGIVFB & AlphaMat Spanish White mat
2009-03-01 by Paul Whiting