There is still a Z3100 Wiki page that could use some additions. Or add files to the archive of the Wide Inkjet Printers list :-)
The usual reference was Premier for all the Epson art papers but the most recent ones. I would say Somerset though given the weight and spectral plot.
Is that information on the cutter use not based on the old Epson models with the cutter near the head? I mean no update in that paper box made for the modern printer rotary cutters that are at least 4 inches away from the head.
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Met vriendelijke groet, Ernst
http://www.pigment-print.com/spectralplots/spectrumviz_1.htm
July 2013, 500+ inkjet media white spectral plots.
Again, good points, Ernst. Re: Cutter - yes, referring to Epson 7600 and 9600 printers. So you're probably right, that the cutter could be used, no problem with the Z3200ps, however, I have noticed it is a bit "stringy" or "thready" when cutting with a razor blade, and I notice that it does leave debris behind on the cut edges.
So finally, I have done 4 tests, made 4 custom profiles based on several different paper types/settings for the UltraSmooth Fine Art Paper as discussed in this thread, and have come to conclude that
TO MY EYE, the best setting, and profile, is the Fine Art Paper / More Ink, that prints Q inks, that you recommended. For the most part, all the settings are similar and differences are subtle, which disturbs me, since I was looking for major easily noticeable differences. It seems the paper will take the max ink, and does well with it, with no cockling or buckling.
So again, thank you for your input, you were right on the money once again. I should just quit testing and just ask your opinion, LOL - you are batting very well, my friend.
Best -
Mark