> The one called Ferrania Optijet Photo Paper doesn't bronce (Probably not the > exact right name but it's close - it has a slightly rough to the feel > surface although it is glossy). I can't remember the exact name but Lyson > had it relabled and now sells it themselves. Contact John read at Marrut, > he'll know which one to get. The Lyson version appears to be Lyson Professional Colour Photo Gloss. (but it is listed as 140gsm) > > I'm currently testing some proofing papers which (preliminary) appear > awesome in regard to colour, but they are much like offset, not photographic > in appearance. > Testing on inkjet printers? What are these papers Thomas?
> If anyone are interested in the results I'd be happy to post them... > Please do, I for one am definitely interested. For readers of this thread, I read on another list that some of the Ilford papers do not suffer from bronzing (the classic range), I will be testing them shortly, but if anyone else can confirm or deny these rumours, please speak up. Many thanks Dave Greenwood =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
