Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: dseelig on May 12, 2015, 09:23:32 pm
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Exhibition Fiber is it more brittle then Carson Brayta? It supplies is having a good sale on it. In another post I was told it was brittle but on a paper I ahve never used so here is the question mroe brittle then Carson Brayata? Thanks David
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I've used a lot of the Epson. I prefer the Canson or Ilford, but I wouldn't characterize the Epson as more brittle, unless you mean that as a visual characteristic rather than mechanical.
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My question is physical btu why do you prefer the florid or Carson thanks David
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I have noticed any difference in that aspect between those two papers. But I've found that the paper base tone changes quite rapidly with the Exhibition paper if it's exposed to light. After just a few months it's not so bright any more. It seems that OBA:s that are used in the Exhibition paper fade at a faster rate than the OBA:s that Canson uses.
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...But I've found that the paper base tone changes quite rapidly with the Exhibition paper if it's exposed to light. After just a few months it's not so bright any more. It seems that OBA:s that are used in the Exhibition paper fade at a faster rate than the OBA:s that Canson uses.
This is the recurring complaint regarding the Epson paper.
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My question is physical btu why do you prefer the florid or Carson thanks David
The feel of the paper and the surface texture. It's a personal and subjective preference.