Ugh, I despise glossy paper. I'd rather give up a little DMax for a
little character, which the matte papers have.
I was at a print swap yesterday. Out of 18 participants, only a couple
used glossy papers. A couple printed on some semi-gloss (Epson Luster
and Agfa Multigrade with a semigloss surface) and everybody else used
matte. I printed on Moab Entrada Bright. No issues with fuzziness, and
none with fingerprints or glare (the two biggest issues with glossy paper).
-Adam
graywolf wrote:
I always wonder why some artsey paper. Photo quality is judge by
glossy print quality. I always wonder how you guys get those sharper
than a razor prints on fuzzy paper. I guess some of us have different
standards than others.
graywolf
http://www.graywolfphoto.com
"Idiot Proof" <==> "Expert Proof"
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Powell Hargrave wrote:
S9000 and I'll put the results up against your slow and noisy Epson any
day of the week!! ;-)))
Cheers,
Cotty
OK. On a nice high quality art paper. Hang it in a nice bright sunny
room. Will compare prints next year at this time.
Powell
