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Re: [Digital BW] Eclipse Satine icc (Torchon Comment)

Re: [Digital BW] Eclipse Satine icc (Torchon Comment)

2001-09-08 by Steadman Uhlich

I have printed many images on Torchon and never had any problem with:

Todd wrote: (snip)
 
"texture highs and lows tend to rub off when you shuffle prints."



My experience with Torchon is...it is a wonderful paper that produces great prints. One of my favorites.

Of course, like any fine art print, anyone (printmaker, buyer, gallery) should handle them with care.  These are not "plastic paper RC prints."  

Steadman
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Todd Flashner 
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 12:53 PM
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Eclipse Satine icc


  Jerry,

  I concur with this post in it's entirety. I'm also experiencing the
  fragility of Torchon. Anyway, thanks, I just needed to know if my results
  were atypical. Now I can just decide.

  Todd

  > Todd, I just made the prints.
  > 
  > If you don't look at them side by side, the Eclipse looks great, just
  > like the EAM and Epson Watercolor.
  > When you put all three side by side, Its an odd sight. The eclipse paper
  > is so much whiter than the Epson papers, it looks like they have the
  > same deep black. When you look closely, the Epson Watercolor and
  > Archival are the tiniest bit blacker, but the papers are ivory in
  > comparison to Eclipse, so the Eclipse looks like a nicer print.
  > 
  > I guess you pays your money and takes your choice!
  > 
  > Jerry
  > 
  > Torchon paper has good blacks, but I'm now experiencing an unacceptable
  > scuffing with this paper. You have to handle it VERY carefully, the big
  > texture highs and lows tend to rub off when you shuffle prints.
  > 
  > I guess there is no such thing as an ideal paper.


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Re: [Digital BW] Eclipse Satine icc (Torchon Comment)

2001-09-08 by Jerry Olson

Steadman, 

But when you drag them across another sheet of paper, even interleaving
paper, the raised areas are going to get scuffed up. You have to be
EXTREMELY careful not to rub them against ANY thing!

Jerry


Seems as if every single paper we use has a major fault. Can't offhand
think of any without some kind of problem!







Steadman Uhlich wrote:
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> 
> I have printed many images on Torchon and never had any problem with:
> 
> Todd wrote: (snip)
> 
> "texture highs and lows tend to rub off when you shuffle prints."
> 
> My experience with Torchon is...it is a wonderful paper that produces great prints. One of my favorites.
> 
> Of course, like any fine art print, anyone (printmaker, buyer, gallery) should handle them with care.  These are not "plastic paper RC prints."
> 
> Steadman
> 
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Todd Flashner
>   To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 12:53 PM
>   Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Eclipse Satine icc
> 
>   Jerry,
> 
>   I concur with this post in it's entirety. I'm also experiencing the
>   fragility of Torchon. Anyway, thanks, I just needed to know if my results
>   were atypical. Now I can just decide.
> 
>   Todd
> 
>   > Todd, I just made the prints.
>   >
>   > If you don't look at them side by side, the Eclipse looks great, just
>   > like the EAM and Epson Watercolor.
>   > When you put all three side by side, Its an odd sight. The eclipse paper
>   > is so much whiter than the Epson papers, it looks like they have the
>   > same deep black. When you look closely, the Epson Watercolor and
>   > Archival are the tiniest bit blacker, but the papers are ivory in
>   > comparison to Eclipse, so the Eclipse looks like a nicer print.
>   >
>   > I guess you pays your money and takes your choice!
>   >
>   > Jerry
>   >
>   > Torchon paper has good blacks, but I'm now experiencing an unacceptable
>   > scuffing with this paper. You have to handle it VERY carefully, the big
>   > texture highs and lows tend to rub off when you shuffle prints.
>   >
>   > I guess there is no such thing as an ideal paper.
> 
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