As is, the paper prints nicely, but lacks the punch of deeper blacks. It is not a high dmax paper. The papers I mention at http://www.paulroar k.com/BW- Info/UT14. pdf have reasonable dmaxs. Try Hahnemuhle Photo Rag as a benchmark for dmax. Red River's Premium Matte papers usually have a good dmax. Paul www.PaulRoark. com ************************************************* I use the RR Premium Matte totally by accident. I live 50 miles from them so next day service if I order early. And when I was looking for Matte paper for my wife to use for 12 X 12 scrapbooking they had #47 on sale in 24 inch x 98 ft rolls. I have a 24 inch cutter so just cut it up to the size I need it comes out at a fraction over 10 cents for 8 1/2 X 11 sheets. I have printed with good blacks and comparing to this months photo exchange the only paper possibly a fraction better was Hanahnemuhle Gloss Baryata, however when I reprinted on HP Premium gloss the blacks were as deep so possibly the gloss did a beter job rendering a deep black. I am retired and am building my printing area and have not purchased the colorometer at this time to make proper measurements this is by eye at this time. I am looking at some of te scanner techniques as an interem method. Bill Lewis
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Re: Increasing DMax on RR Fine Art White Paper
2012-05-16 by Bill Lewis
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