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- From: Dirk-Jan Treffers <dirkjan.treffers@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:50:04 +0200
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Hi!
best is to look for non-buffered watercolour papers of about 300
grams/square meter (140 lbs)
Look for a paper with a nice white colour, and a smooth surface (I
prefer hot pressed)
But if you're just starting, don't waste your money on the most
expensive papers... Canson/Montval and Fabriano both have excellent
papers that are perfectly suitable for beginners :-)
enjoy your cyanotype-experience!!
cheers!
deejay
(since dirkjan is usually unpronounceble in any other language than
dutch :-) )
2008/8/22 <scienceman200@comcast.net>:
> Hello,
> I am just starting in cyanotypes and i was wondering what paper is
> the best to buy(for a beginner)
>
> Thanks