It's called Epson Traditional Photo Paper in the UK, Bob, so the spelling
dilemma goes away ;-)
But I've decided to stick with Permajet paper anyway . . .
Chris
On 24 Dec 13, at 16:49, Bob Whitmire <bwhitmire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Exhibition Fiber (Fibre? <g>) is extremely well suited for black and white.
> While I don't wish to stir up the savage Iowans on the list, it has been said
> by far more talented people than I that EF paper so closely emulates silver
> gelatin that in the hands of a accomplished printer using the right kind of
> file, it is indistinguishable from silver gel except to the most highly
> trained eye--and, of course, our resident savage Iowan. <again, g> As a rule
> I don't try to make my b&w files emulate what could be found on an enlarger
> easel. If I wanted to do that, I'd just go back to a wet darkroom and do it
> properly. However, I do sometimes use the film emulation feature of Silver
> Effex Pro, but then I go and mess with sliders and stuff and somewhat defeat
> the purpose.
>
> All of that said, it's fun, and my fingers don't smell at the end of the day.
> At least they don't smell like fixer. <wink>
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