Digital BW, The Print

honestly can't say as I don't have those ink sets loaded here. It's still in the general range of what I was getting on HPR, the selenium just a bit cooler, and the warm just a hair less rich.
I guess you'd have t try it to know. I recall Jon saying the Rag Photo Canson coating took his K7  Selenium set brownish. But Piezotone Seleniums look normal on it. I think the K7 sets react more dramatically with coatings then their Piezotone counterparts. Since the other Premiere Art papers reacted uniquely to your NK7s (and I have a sample print here from you, so I know what you mean) it could be that the Alise may do the same since their coatings are probably similar.

The way specific ink sets react with specific coatings has always been mysterious... but something that can be exploited of course.
T

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john" <deanwork2003@...> wrote:
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> Tyler,
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> How would Neutral k7 print, cooler?, and selenium K7 ( too blue) ? 
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> I remember with the Premiere Art Hotpress (Epson UltraSmooth) the neutral K7 inks were actually really way cold.... How would this paper perform with K7 Carbon Sepia? Probably cooler too?  With the HpZ3100 and the straight gray only inks, I assume cooler also, which would be too cool. 
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> Might  be just a good paper for color work for me.
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> john
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "tboleyyh" <tyler@> wrote:
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> > Yes, VERY similar look and performance. But since this is the b&w list, there is one distinction worth mentioning to those using monochromatic inks and sensitive to the subtleties of print hue... the Alise prints cooler, the Canson coating warmer..
> > I keep mentioning this, just assuming this particular group might find it important. Obviously with an OEM approach, or a tintable mono inkset, this would be less important.
> > Tyler
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> > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Jim Goshorn <jgoshorn@> wrote:
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> > > Has anyone done any comparisons between the Alise and Canson's Rag  
> > > Photographique?
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> > > Jim
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