From: Jalo Porkkala (jalo.porkkala@luukku.com)
Date: 10/11/02-03:05:27 PM Z
Hi Christina,
I don't think your question is too far off topic. I have tried to find a
japanese paper for ink jet work, too. So far, and strangely enough, I have
found out that an European paper, Hahnemuhle Japan 90, specially coated for
ink jet use, can be bought in USA (e.g. <
http://www.digitalartsupplies.com/japan110.html >) but I can't find it
anywhere in Europe. Hahnemuhle web site doesn't make it any easier, see:
http://www.hahnemuehle.de/
I even have a tiny sample of that paper (got it from USA, it's beautiful)
and would like to have a little larger sample to try...
Jalo
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Jalo Porkkala, photographer
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Noormarkku, Finland
email: jalo.porkkala@luukku.com
http://www.porkkala.tk
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Christina Z. Anderson" <zphoto@montana.net>
To: "Alt Photo List" <alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca>
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 8:14 PM
Subject: japanese paper
> Please excuse this question if you feel it is off topic. I do not want to
> belong to a digital list. What japanese papers have you all successfully
> printed on with a digital ink jet printer? I have heard mention of gampi,
> and one prof I know prints on mulberry. Any other experiences? I am so
> bummed; I had a book on this and lent it to a student and cannot remember
> who I lent it to (arrggggghhhhhhh). Email me offlist if you feel this is
> off topic, but heck, you could be scanning your alt process work into your
> flatbed scanner and printing it onto a new surface, so it does apply if
not
> directly.
> Chris
>
>
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