Digital BW, The Print

Unless things have changed since I first tested it, what they call
bright white is really pretty creamy. I've not seen an Arches paper I
would call bright white no matter it's name.
Personally, I thnk German Etching is a much better choice. Takes ink
better, higher gamut and dmax, nice surface with very slight warm
paper base. Price more reasonable as well, last I looked at the Arches
prices.
Tyler

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, ritab19106@a...
wrote:
> Now that I have tried to purchase Arches Infinity Natural inkjet
paper, I 
> have been told by InkjetArt that it only comes in one "color", which
is bright 
> white.  I know I read (somewhere!) that there was also a "Natural"
(creamy 
> colored) version available.  Has anyone used that and/or have any
suggestions about 
> purchasing it?  (Steve, this is a degree of subtlety that in my
experience B&
> H won't really deal with on the phone in their haste to finish the
order and 
> get on to the next deal).
> 
> Rita
> 
> 
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