Hi Clay, I've been using the HPR 188 gsm and have been quite happy with it, but have noticed the paper cockling (warping) when the ink is really heavy (mainly in dark areas), and have been planning on going to the heavier weight. As to recommendations, I think your best bet is going to be ordering some of the sample packs and trying out the papers for yourself. You can get them through most suppliers, such as www.shadesofpaper.com www.inkjetart.com www.atlex.com etc. They're usually pretty reasonable costwise and will generally contain a range of papers. From what I've heard, Moab, Innova, HawkMountain, Crane and others all have excellent papers, so it really is going to be a matter of what flavor of ice cream you prefer ;-P Hope this helps, Eric www.ericashworth.net On Oct 1, 2005, at 9:02 AM, clayhurst wrote: > Can anyone recommend a fine art paper. I realize that this is a little > like asking someone to recommend a flavor of ice cream but with the > expense of these premium papers a little guidance up front is welcome. > > In particular I am looking at the Crane Museo II and the Hahnemühle > Photo Rag 188 gsm. > > Thanks in advance, > Clay
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Fine Art Papers
2005-10-03 by Eric Ashworth
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