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hassiman

Sep 11 2008, 01:06 PM

Has anyone used this paper for color/B&W on an Epson 3800? How did you like it and is their supplied profile any good with the Epson 3800?

Hahnemühle D i g it a l F i n e A r t C ol l e c t ion
Photo Rag™ Satin, 310 g/m2

Physical Characteristics
Unity Valuation Test Norm / Notes
Test Conditions 23°C / 50% R.H. SGC02
Weight total g/m2 300 ISO536
Thickness mm 0,50 EN 20534
Whiteness % 92,0 ISO 11475 (Wcie / D65, 2°)
Opacity % 99,0 DIN 53146
Media Colour bright white not bleached
pH-Value total 8,2 DIN 53124
Water resistance very high
Cobb 70,0 EN 20 535
Ink limit % 235
Gloss % 3,0 EN ISO 2813
Special features optical brighteners
All indicated data to be understood as typical average values.

howseth

Sep 11 2008, 04:10 PM

It's my primary paper: it is my favorite paper, due to its unique variable "sheen" characteristics. Alas, I use a HP Z3100, so I can't help you with the profile question (I make my own profiles on the Z3100). I do think, due to its considerable surface "tooth", it is best suited for larger scale photos.

Howard

photopianeil

Sep 11 2008, 07:43 PM

QUOTE (hassiman @ Sep 11 2008, 02:06 PM)

Has anyone used this paper for color/B&W on an Epson 3800? How did you like it and is their supplied profile any good with the Epson 3800? :rolleyes:

Hahnemühle D i g it a l F i n e A r t C ol l e c t ion
Photo Rag™ Satin, 310 g/m2

Physical Characteristics
Unity Valuation Test Norm / Notes
Test Conditions 23°C / 50% R.H. SGC02
Weight total g/m2 300 ISO536
Thickness mm 0,50 EN 20534
Whiteness % 92,0 ISO 11475 (Wcie / D65, 2°)
Opacity % 99,0 DIN 53146
Media Colour bright white not bleached
pH-Value total 8,2 DIN 53124
Water resistance very high
Cobb 70,0 EN 20 535
Ink limit % 235
Gloss % 3,0 EN ISO 2813
Special features optical brighteners
All indicated data to be understood as typical average values.

JohnBrew

Sep 13 2008, 09:28 AM

Check with Atlex (www.atlex.com) for a Hahnemuhle sample pack. An inexpensive way to find out for yourself. Ask them if it contains a sample of the paper you are interested in.

ScreamLordByron

Sep 26 2008, 10:34 PM

I use it often with my trusty old Epson 2200. For the right print, it's a lovely paper. I have found it does not work for everything. I particular like it for landscapes, nature macro, and nature abstract shots. I am less fond of it for portraits.

I found the profiles for the 2200 to be fairly good. I can't speak to the profiles for the 3800.

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