I haven't messed around too much with different B&W photo papers, the
Polycontrast III does what I like so I use it. It seems to have a lot of
punch when printed on with slightly overexposed negatives. I have used
Ilford and don't care much for it, though I like the color of their cool
tone paper. The Polymax RC paper is also a nice one, but I tend to stick
to what I know.... hmm... I should try some new papers.
Maybe someone else here can jump in and help you out with different papers
to try, I'm afraid not much help :|
Todd
At 09:43 AM 5/4/01 +0800, you wrote:
>I got that one, Todd. Thanks. I had mistaken that for
>the Kodak Professional color paper that had been
>advertised here as *the* paper for color prints.
>Polycontrast III looks good with a slightly yellowish
>white for highlights. Comparing that with the cheap
>Fuji ones I got, it's heavenly... any other papers you
>think I ought to try out?
>
>Kelvin
>
>--- Todd Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
><snip!>
>> different. On the Polycontrast III it says in light
>> grey text:
>>
>> Kodak Professional
>> PAPER·PAPIER·PAPEL
><snip!>
>
>
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