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> From: Peter Aronson [mailto:groups@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 5:31 PM
> To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Digital BW] 1160: UT-FS and which paper? or QTR? or...?
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> Help! I need a paper suggestion, please.
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> I have a client who wants to purchase one of my photos ASAP, and so
> I'm looking for a fairly plug-and-play solution using my 1160 (which I
> haven't used in a while but which I purged with cleaning carts before
> storing it, so hopefully it still works. That's really a whole other
> discussion.).
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> I think I'd like to use UT-FS, because I used to use MIS-FSN and found
> them to be just a bit too cool for my taste. Hoping UT-FS isn't
> noticeably warm or sepia-ish, just not so cool.
>
> Anyway, the question is which paper to use with UT-FS that will allow
> me to print without reinventing the wheel, because of the time
> pressure. With the MIS-FSN, I had printed on EEM with good results
> using Jeff Randall's curves, although the blacks weren't as black as I
> would have liked. Does anyone have experience using UT-FS with these
> curves? I still have EEM, but as I understand it, it's no longer seen
> as being particularly archival, right?
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> So I guess I'm looking for a paper that comes close to the deep blacks
> of Photo Rag, with minimal or no flaking, good archivality (there's
> that whole question of to OBA or not to OBA...), and that will work
> with either an existing curve or QTR or something like that. Any
> recommendations?
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> Also, which black should I buy to go with UT-FS?
>
> Thanks,
> Peter
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