check with Dotworks-- they have a "Naturejet Warm Baryta" paper that is very similar to Canson Platine/Epson Legacy Platine-- it's a bit warmer tone, but it's quite nice, and still a nice cotton baryta paper for $250 for 44" x 50'. I'm sure Lexjet does too. All of these papers come out of a very small number of coaters, so it's likely the same paper as one of the more major players (I believe the moab baryta was warm like this one) but Canson/Epson platine (both felix Schoeller papers) is ~$400 for that same roll, and Hahnemuhle is even a little more for 39' instead of 50'. AFAIK Hahnemuhle is the only one that makes their own maineline papers, although they do have a line of OEMed papers as well.
only saying all this stuff about the papers being made in the same factories because I recently had a client accuse me of giving them a "bootleg" paper (after she chose it from my examples) because the name of the paper wasn't recognized by her frame shop.
