Digital BW, The Print

Yes, I've tried the new Museum White Piezo paper. I don't use piezo  
inks however. I use ImagePrint software on an Epson 2200. I used the 
profile for epson velvet fine art and got a beautiful B&W print. Have 
not printed color yet.Assuming
this paper is as archival as velvet fine art paper( that might be a 
big assumption), it is the best paper I've come across. It is thick 
and very white( as white as epson enhanced matte). Blacks are as deep 
as on any epson paper by visual inspection. My only problem is that I 
have no specific paper profile for the ultrachrome inks using 
imageprint sofware. 



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Batzer" 
<dbatzer@c...> wrote:
> Has anyone used the new Piezography Museum Bright White paper with 
> UT inks? Any existing curves that work well with this paper? I'm 
> using a 1280 with UT inks. The paper sounds good and is cheap - 13 
x 
> 19 (25) for $46... Cheaper than Epson scrapbook paper.
> 
> I was also wondering if the 1280 can handle 300 gms paper. I know 
it 
> will handle .27mm thick paper (Epson site specs), but I don't know 
> how to convert the numbers (gms to mm to mil to lbs???). Also, at 
> what gms (or mil, mm, lbs.) should one start using the thicker
> (envelope) lever setting?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jim Batzer