> I used a heavyweight coated setting in the calibrator, but it doesn;t 
look
> like it laid too much ink. It's just flat with no real darks or 
contrast.
> Muddy may not have been the best choice of terms.
> 
> If it's "uncoated," why would there be a "print side?"

I'm guessing, no expert, since it is a moulded paper the press applies 
the desired texture only on one side.  Here's a reference,

http://www.inkjetart.com/somerset.html

Richard Southworth




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