For information, I've been printing very successfully (from where I stand) on Harmon Gloss FB A1 using the following settings with an Epson 2100. Paper type = Premium Glossy Photo Resolution = 2800 Speed = bi-directional Curve 1 = UC-EEnhMatte-cool 80% Curve 2 = UC-EEnhMatte-warm 20% Advanced Ink Limit (Shadows) = -50 Gamma (midtones) = 0 Dither = Ordered. I know that I'm using matte curve sets, but it's producing strikingly neutral, un-bronzed with clarity of detail and shadow that I've never achieved on any other paper. So far I've been printing A5 tests, but I have no concern about printing at A3. Image sources have ranged from scans from Fuji Neopan 400 on a Nikon 4000 ED, Leica M8 (iso 1250) or Canon 5D (iso 1250). I'd be interested to see how much better I could get with dedicated curves... Best Chris
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Re: New Harman Byrata Gloss FB AL profiles
2007-10-08 by tribblechristopher
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