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Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

2004-08-03 by sdmey4@aol.com

There is a cross reference of papers around here somewhere from a year or 
two ago.
Classic Velour is the same as Hahnemule German etching and Ilfords Smooth art 
is indeed William Turner 190
Steve Meyers 
In a message dated 8/2/2004 10:15:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
lipshurt@... writes:

> I just got some lumijet preservation classic velour, and some classic 
> radiant white rag at north county camera. The very first print, one 
> that museo could simply not touch popped out great. And a real nice 
> smooth but not like matte surface. Isnt this the same as some other 
> paper by one of the big makers? Does anyone know of a cross-reference 
> of what papers are really the same as such and such other paper? I have 
> been told by some of the big internet sellers, that there are very few 
> manufacturers, and everyone just puts a name on it, causing a lot of 
> confusion. I have been told by ....... at ....... that this was rubish 
> and "we make our own paper and nobody else has this product.....etc". 
> It would make things much easier I think if we knew for sure this 
> info......
> 



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RE: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

2004-08-03 by Jim Doyle

Steve

Wow Your Good! See All That Paper You Have bought over the years Is Paying
off!
Hope all Is well

Jim Doyle

J.Doyle Enterprises L.L.C.
114 Old Orchard Rd.
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
856-424-8660
www.shadesofpaper.com
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  -----Original Message-----
  From: sdmey4@... [mailto:sdmey4@...]
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  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?


  There is a cross reference of papers around here somewhere from a year or
  two ago.
  Classic Velour is the same as Hahnemule German etching and Ilfords Smooth
art
  is indeed William Turner 190
  Steve Meyers
  In a message dated 8/2/2004 10:15:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
  lipshurt@... writes:

  > I just got some lumijet preservation classic velour, and some classic
  > radiant white rag at north county camera. The very first print, one
  > that museo could simply not touch popped out great. And a real nice
  > smooth but not like matte surface. Isnt this the same as some other
  > paper by one of the big makers? Does anyone know of a cross-reference
  > of what papers are really the same as such and such other paper? I have
  > been told by some of the big internet sellers, that there are very few
  > manufacturers, and everyone just puts a name on it, causing a lot of
  > confusion. I have been told by ....... at ....... that this was rubish
  > and "we make our own paper and nobody else has this product.....etc".
  > It would make things much easier I think if we knew for sure this
  > info......
  >



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Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

2004-08-03 by grethabakker

Such a cross reference would be helpfull indeed. Something for the 
group database?

To give some input (I use Permajet Museum classic for BO-printing):

According to 
http://www.photography.about.com/cs/colortheor1/a/aa041403_4.htm

Hahnemuhle "German Etching" is the same as:
- MediaStreet 'Royal Plush'
- Lyson 'Standard Fine Art'
- Lumijet 'Classic Velour' 
- Permajet 'Museum Classic'
- Cone 'Orwell'
- 'Frankfurt Art' 
- and various other names. 


Regards,   René

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, sdmey4@a... 
wrote:
>  There is a cross reference of papers around here somewhere from a 
year or 
> two ago.
> Classic Velour is the same as Hahnemule German etching and Ilfords 
Smooth art 
> is indeed William Turner 190
> Steve Meyers 
> In a message dated 8/2/2004 10:15:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
> lipshurt@m... writes:
> 
> > I just got some lumijet preservation classic velour, and some 
classic 
> > radiant white rag at north county camera. The very first print, 
one 
> > that museo could simply not touch popped out great. And a real 
nice 
> > smooth but not like matte surface. Isnt this the same as some 
other 
> > paper by one of the big makers? Does anyone know of a cross-
reference 
> > of what papers are really the same as such and such other paper? 
I have 
> > been told by some of the big internet sellers, that there are 
very few 
> > manufacturers, and everyone just puts a name on it, causing a lot 
of 
> > confusion. I have been told by ....... at ....... that this was 
rubish 
> > and "we make our own paper and nobody else has this 
product.....etc". 
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> > It would make things much easier I think if we knew for sure this 
> > info......
> > 
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Re: [Digital BW] A directory of papers and equivalent papers?

2004-08-03 by grethabakker

Such a cross reference would be helpfull indeed. Something for the 
group database?

To give some input (I use Permajet Museum classic for BO-printing):

According to 
http://www.photography.about.com/cs/colortheor1/a/aa041403_4.htm

Hahnemuhle "German Etching" is the same as:
- MediaStreet 'Royal Plush'
- Lyson 'Standard Fine Art'
- Lumijet 'Classic Velour' 
- Permajet 'Museum Classic'
- Cone 'Orwell'
- 'Frankfurt Art' 
- and various other names. 


Regards,   René

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, sdmey4@a... 
wrote:
>  There is a cross reference of papers around here somewhere from a 
year or 
> two ago.
> Classic Velour is the same as Hahnemule German etching and Ilfords 
Smooth art 
> is indeed William Turner 190
> Steve Meyers 
> In a message dated 8/2/2004 10:15:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
> lipshurt@m... writes:
> 
> > I just got some lumijet preservation classic velour, and some 
classic 
> > radiant white rag at north county camera. The very first print, 
one 
> > that museo could simply not touch popped out great. And a real 
nice 
> > smooth but not like matte surface. Isnt this the same as some 
other 
> > paper by one of the big makers? Does anyone know of a cross-
reference 
> > of what papers are really the same as such and such other paper? 
I have 
> > been told by some of the big internet sellers, that there are 
very few 
> > manufacturers, and everyone just puts a name on it, causing a lot 
of 
> > confusion. I have been told by ....... at ....... that this was 
rubish 
> > and "we make our own paper and nobody else has this 
product.....etc". 
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> > It would make things much easier I think if we knew for sure this 
> > info......
> > 
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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