Hi Paul, >>I've often wondered about the "same coating" claim that some >>papers use. ... > >I think even if the coating is the same, whether the substrate is >cotton or alpha cellulose (or worse with EEM) seems to make a >significant difference. I think the cotton is more absorbent and >soaks up the ink's water base better. Note the comment about the >higher density of the alpha cellulose relative to the gsm to paper >thickness relationship. The cotton is simply "fluffier" and >probably has more space between the fibers for the water to fill. I figured it was something like that. The paper is definitely part of the equation. Kayenta and Entrada may have the same coating but they produce very different results. Regards, Clayton
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[Digital BW] Re: Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper
2006-03-16 by Clayton Jones
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