Digital BW, The Print

> I just found out that Red River discontinued their 13" rolls of the
> 47lb matte paper, so I'm looking for something similar that will work
> with MIS-VM inks in a 1270. I need rolls, not the long cut sheets.
> Sadly, Hahnemuhle PR is definitely out of my price range (my limit is
> about $1 a  linear foot.) Is anyone using Red River's Aurora Art or
> Hahnemuhle Photo Matte 170 with the same inks/printer? Any other matte
> papers to recommend or avoid? 
> Thanks,
> Kim Armstrong
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> There's always Epson Enhanced Matte. Reasonably priced.
> 
> Jerry

> I use EEM already for cut sheet printing and am very happy with it,
> but  I have not found it in 13" rolls (which I use for panorama
> prints.) Do you know of a supplier? Or does one have to buy a larger
> roll of EEM and chop it down? 
> 
> Thanks, Kim
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson
> <jerryolson@r...> wrote:
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>>There's always Epson Enhanced Matte. Reasonably priced.
>>
>>Jerry
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> I don't know if it is made in 13 inch rolls. It does come in 24 inch
> rolls, which I cut down.
> 
> Jerry

> 
> Phil, I have a huge table in my basement, about 30 feet long by 4 feet
> wide.  I built it for mat cutting on half of it, and starting seeds
> under lights on the other half. So I have about 15 feet to spread out a
> roll. For 24 inch panoramas, I just cut the paper however wide it is,
> from 8 to 12 inches wide.

> 
> Thanks, Jerry,
> 
> I thought maybe you had developed a way to cut the rolls down narrower,
> like 2 ea 12" rolls out of a 24" roll.  I suppose it could be done on a
> wood lathe with a good blade and tool holder.  I would like a 12 or 13"
> roll.
> 
> Phil
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> Jerry Olson wrote:
> >
> > Phil, I have a huge table in my basement, about 30 feet long by 4 feet
> > wide.  I built it for mat cutting on half of it, and starting seeds
> > under lights on the other half. So I have about 15 feet to spread out a
> > roll. For 24 inch panoramas, I just cut the paper however wide it is,
> > from 8 to 12 inches wide.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Morse [mailto:pmorse@...] 

Thanks, Jerry,

I thought maybe you had developed a way to cut the rolls down narrower,
like 2 ea 12" rolls out of a 24" roll.  I suppose it could be done on a
wood lathe with a good blade and tool holder.  I would like a 12 or 13"
roll.

Phil