Digital BW, The Print

I've experienced that too.  It might have to do with ink overload.  You
might try lowering the overall ink limit and using more "black boost" to
keep a good dmax.  Paul has much more experience with Arches, though, and
I'm sure he'll have some better ideas.


On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 7:25 PM, davidkachel <david@...> wrote:

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> Hoping someone has a solution to this problem...
> I have switched to watercolor papers completely (Arches, etc.).
> Though I am very pleased with the results I am getting, I am occasionally
> experiencing a problem I did not have with standard coated papers. (Anyone
> want to buy some Red River Aurora Natural? Unopened boxes?)
> A few images show a grainy/noisy appearance in some of the midtones that
> never showed up on coated papers.
> This is happening with papers for which I am using custom profiles I have
> made. When it does happen, it seems to happen on whatever paper/profile
> combination I try for that image.
> If you have seen anything like this before, please tell me what you
> believe caused it and what you did to solve the problem.
> Thanks.
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