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Two Papers, Two Printers

Readers will recall the unfortunate demise of a number of inkjet papers from several paper companies, all having the common characteristics of being luster-like paper with a baryta component. Epson is one such company, which sought to replace Legacy Baryta with another similar paper. Epson does not manufacture inkjet paper. Its papers are manufactured in external paper and coating plants to Epson specifications. In late 2019, Epson announced a replacement paper to be called Legacy Baryta II. Very small amounts of it became available late in 2020 and then it disappeared, a victim of the COVID pandemic and related supply problems. In the intervening two years between ...

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Mark has been making photographs for the past six decades and started adopting a digital workflow in 1999 first with scanning film, then going fully digital in 2004. He has worked with a considerable range of software, equipment and techniques over the years, accumulated substantial experience as an author, educator and communicator in several fields and is a frequent contributor to the Luminous-Landscape website. Mark developed a particular interest in film scanning and authored the ebook “Scanning Workflows with SilverFast 8, SilverFast HDR, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop” available on the SilverFast website. In his “other life” (the one that pays for the photography), Mark is a retiree from the World Bank Group and now a consultant in electric power development.
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