Re: Paper Negative Details
Hi Don, Thank you for taking the time to find this link. I have purchased some of this paper (28lb) and find that it does work reasonably well. I think I would rate it second to the Epson paper. This paper appears to be made in Europe or Asia somewhere. I'm afraid I can't check that at the moment though. The original paper that I was referring to in my earlier post to Katharine was manufactured in the U.S. and has the same stock number but is only 26lb. I'm afraid I forgot to mention that. It does not seem to be available any more. http://www.andreazalme.com/Pages/Papers/PaperNeg/Images/HPIM3153_sm.jpg The stock number and weight are visible at the bottom of image. They say it's the same, but when waxed, the grain pattern is different. The original paper I was using (26lb) had a finer grain texture, while the new material (28lb) seems to be somewhat coarser by comparison. I purchased about a dozen packs of the 26lb paper at an auction some years ago and have only used about half of it. I'm not worried about running out soon but if I were to locate an equivelant paper, I'd probably be interested in buying a roll or two. Cheers, Andrea ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Bryant" <dsbryant@bellsouth.net> To: <alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca> Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 4:03 PM Subject: RE: Paper Negative Details > Andrea, > > > > > The original HP paper that I began to make negatives with has the number > HP51634Y and is called HP Premium Inkjet Paper, also a matte finish coated > paper. I don't know if it's available any more either. > > > > Yes it still available and can be purchased here: > > http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/51634Y > > > Don Bryant > > > >
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