> > Entrada Natural (not too bad - used to have big flaking issues, okay > DMax, but not the worlds greatest and has a "flop" I just don't > like...). > > > > OK, I'll show my ignorance. What's "flop"? Although many prints are mounted and displayed in some way, often the prints themselves are handled. In my case portfolio sets of prints get looked at by curators and galleries and such. Most of them don't want mounted or matted prints - they just want a set of loose prints. Although the thickness/weight of a paper makes a difference, I find some papers just have a nicer feel to them in the way they handle (and some lighter weight papers from one brand can have a nicer feel than even heavier weight ones from another) - that's what I call "flop" the way the prints flops when you hold it. Entrada always flops the way a piece of damp card would... :-) tim
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RE: [QuadtoneRIP] Re: fine art matte photo paper
2005-10-09 by Timothy Atherton
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