I was afraid someone was going to say that :). So, then, to help get this type of look I should spray, e.g. PremierArt print shield afterwards? I was hoping to avoid this, but I guess there's no free lunch. What are some papers that have this ultra-low gloss characteristic? I've been wanting to try a couple Epson papers that don't seem to come in letter size (I'm using an R220) -- premium semimatte and UltraSmooth fine art (which I know is matte, so would need some type of varnish); would either of these (with or without spraying) get me closer to this look? I've tried a couple sheets of HPR Satin, with matte black ink, and while the slight sheen is nice, the texture is too intrusive, esp. at smaller print sizes/closer viewing distances. Is there anything else like HPR Satin, but smoother (and ideally using matte black ink)? --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scott_now_coming" <scott_now_coming@y...> wrote: > > "The papers in > these books seem to be a super smooth low gloss, showing just the > slightest > texture in the > blacks when viewed on angle (and actually a small amount of gloss > differential > too :)." > > That's probably because they have a coating of varnish applied to the > surface. > > Scott
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Re: Paper/ink settings for a "photo book" look?
2006-01-22 by vmixer42
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