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Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster + Ultrachromes?

Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster + Ultrachromes?

2003-03-13 by Doug Fisher

With the new MIS Ultratone VM inks that are Ultrachome clone type inks
coming out, I was wondering about semi-gloss paper choices.  I have had
recommendations for the Epson Premium Luster and possibly the Ilford Smooth
Pearl lines of paper.  While researching prices for these papers, I came
across the "Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster" found at:

http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ceramic_luster.html

I was wondering if anyone had experience using these papers with their Epson
Ultrachrome inksets.  If so, I would appreciate any insights.  There sure is
a money savings compared to the name brand papers!!

Thanks in advance,
Doug

Re: [Digital BW] Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster + Ultrachromes?

2003-03-13 by Robert Morrison

If you want a glossy air-dried silver print look...there is nothing better
at this point than the Epson Professional Glossy.  I've fooled several
silver printers with BW 2200 prints made with Imageprint using this paper.

Robert
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On 3/13/03 2:52 PM, "Doug Fisher" <dougfisher@...> wrote:

> With the new MIS Ultratone VM inks that are Ultrachome clone type inks
> coming out, I was wondering about semi-gloss paper choices.  I have had
> recommendations for the Epson Premium Luster and possibly the Ilford Smooth
> Pearl lines of paper.  While researching prices for these papers, I came
> across the "Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster" found at:
> 
> http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ceramic_luster.html
> 
> I was wondering if anyone had experience using these papers with their Epson
> Ultrachrome inksets.  If so, I would appreciate any insights.  There sure is
> a money savings compared to the name brand papers!!
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Doug
> 
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Re: Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster + Ultrachromes?

2003-03-14 by Jeff Spirer

I use this paper with the 2200.  It's excellent paper, much cheaper 
than the Epson, and virtually identical.  Remember that Epson 
doesn't make paper, they buy it from the same places as everyone 
else.  

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Fisher" 
<dougfisher@e...> wrote:
> With the new MIS Ultratone VM inks that are Ultrachome clone type 
inks
> coming out, I was wondering about semi-gloss paper choices.  I 
have had
> recommendations for the Epson Premium Luster and possibly the 
Ilford Smooth
> Pearl lines of paper.  While researching prices for these papers, 
I came
> across the "Inkjetart Micro Ceramic Luster" found at:
> 
> http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ceramic_luster.html
> 
> I was wondering if anyone had experience using these papers with 
their Epson
> Ultrachrome inksets.  If so, I would appreciate any insights.  
There sure is
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> a money savings compared to the name brand papers!!
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Doug

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