Digital BW, The Print

Digitalartsupply.com has William Turner 310 13"x39' rolls for
$109.95, 
which whould yield some were around 24 sheets of 13x19 paper.

How hard is it to cut the paper to length and will it lay flat after 
cutting? I like the idea of the paper coming in rolls anyway, because
I 
have been playing with the panoramic format lately.

Thanks.

Steve

I have used EAM in 24" rolls for some time with no problem getting 
flat.
I usually cut pieces about 53" - 65" long by 24" wide and let them 
lay flat for several days.  That flattens them a little.  Then I 
will cut off the size piece I want for a picture.  (Often times 
10.5" x 13.5" as that is my standard album size).  For panoramic 
pictures I go up to about 40" or depends on picture.

I use 24" RotaTrim for cutting 24" and under - works great.
For long cuts, I use fresh razor blade knife and long aluminum 
straightedge.

When I print (Epson 1280 and Gen) I flatten the print right after 
printing and hold flat overnight.  The damp print seems to flatten 
right out.

Haven't tried William Turner.

Good luck, Dave


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "steven0356 
<stevenr@m...>" <stevenr@m...> wrote:
> Digitalartsupply.com has William Turner 310 13"x39' rolls for
> $109.95, 
> which whould yield some were around 24 sheets of 13x19 paper.
> 
> How hard is it to cut the paper to length and will it lay flat 
after 
> cutting? I like the idea of the paper coming in rolls anyway, 
because

> I 
> have been playing with the panoramic format lately.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Steve