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Re: book paper

Re: book paper

2006-02-13 by arlenelove3@aol.com

Scott, Eric: 
The Premier Premium Matte sounds good and the price is right, but who makes  
it - what are the specs? Is it archival enough for books? Is the 110  heavy 
enough to print both sides without show-through?  Has anybody used  it?
                 Arlene


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Re: [Digital BW] Re: book paper

2006-02-13 by Carl Schofield

I think the 110 would be too thin.  I've used the 210 which is quite  
pliable and not stiff like EEM.
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> Scott, Eric:
> The Premier Premium Matte sounds good and the price is right, but  
> who makes
> it - what are the specs? Is it archival enough for books? Is the  
> 110  heavy
> enough to print both sides without show-through?  Has anybody used   
> it?
>                  Arlene
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RE: [Digital BW] Re: book paper

2006-02-13 by Eric Neilsen Photography

Arlene, The paper that I was going to get back to the group about is
Somerset Book, 115g.  I don't think that I'd use it for double sided
printing. The whole ink jet book thing is relatively new. Hi quality double
sided book paper is not something that I have seen, but I  print for
photographers making prints of their art work as well as their studio work.
I also print for myself. This is where my book interest is now.  I have
helped get some "one off" special portfolio print books with paper drilled
holes, leather bound cover, etc. Those books were made with the Cone Warm
Ink set and we used glassine interleaving. I found them wanting a bit more
polish.  That was done over 3 years ago. 

 

The Somerset Book paper would work fine for one side printing or light
inking on two sides but that is only a guess. I like the feel of it and plan
on using it to make my custom printed How to make Platinum/Palladium prints
book. With the newer X800 series printers, the quality is fine and I believe
clean enough to work.  

 

I have very little experience with Epson papers. I simply saw too many early
problems to bother with them. And since I don't use PK or so little as to be
a none issue for me, I can't give any opinion on their paper.

 

I deal with Michael Ginsberg at Legion Papers in NY. I found him to be full
of information and willing to send ample samples. 

 

Eric 

  

 

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4101 Commerce Street, Suite 9

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Scott, Eric: 
The Premier Premium Matte sounds good and the price is right, but who makes

it - what are the specs? Is it archival enough for books? Is the 110  heavy 
enough to print both sides without show-through?  Has anybody used  it?
                 Arlene


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book paper

2006-12-11 by restophoto

looking for paper that is used in book printing 8.5x11,NOT glossy but 

semi gloss or pearl finish.Any info would be greatly appreciated

                  thanks robert

Re: book paper

2006-12-13 by colossal-man

You might try Print Plus Semi-Gloss from Inkpress.

Mike Pach
AdventureCam Photo
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> looking for paper that is used in book printing 8.5x11,NOT glossy 
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