Re: [Re: Paper recommendations for use with Xtreme Gamut?]

[Leon Shreves <graphicsguyleon@netscape.net>]

Hi Judith,

Some time ago you responded to my request for recommended paper types (see
below). I haven't had too much luck with XG becuase of the photo Cyan and
Magenta problems on the 1200.  

I will be trying out the new XG formulation real soon now. Hopefully, XG inks
will soon perform better on 6 color printers.

Have you been having problems with color shift or fading?  Have any papers
surfaced as your most preferred.

Please excuse this direct solicitation for follow up information. I appreciate
your help in the past.

Regards,
Leon Shreves



JEL <minerva@libertybay.com> wrote:
I've used most of the fine art papers with my XG inks on the 3000: Concorde,
Somerset Enhanced, and Arches. Have also used Glacier Matte, Epson matte and
a
few others I can't recall. The only problem I had was with Somerset Enhanced
which seems to vary between lots. Made a Matchlock profile and got very good
prints. Tried Waterford, but that was a bust. Too much dot gain for me. Gave
that paper up.

Judith Lipmanson

Shreves Leon wrote:

> I'd like to ask you all what paper you'ld recommend with XG. I am generally
> more interested in matte or watercolor finish than glossy, though I would
> like any recommendations you care to provide.
>

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