Which images work best on Fine Art Smooth papers? - Fotospeed | Paper for Fine Art & Photography
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Join Tim in this weeks video for part two of his look into the Hahnemeuhle Test packs. This week it is the Fine Art Smooth Test Pack. Which images will work best on these papers.
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0:00 Introduction
3:26 Which papers are in the Fine Art Smooth Test Pack
3:55 It is really the Photo Rag Test Pack?
5:00 Photo Rag 308
7:50 Photo Rag Bright White 310
11:10 Photo Rag Duo 276
13:40 Photo Rag Ultra Smooth 305
16:20 Rice Paper 100
18:45 The conclusions
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Thanks Tim for your incredibly useful review. I like how you talk about the different types of paper with passion, love and a great understanding of the papers’ different qualities.
A fascinating look into a range of papers that I must get around to trying myself! :-)
Go for it!
Thanks for the review. I had to watch it twice. The first time I concentrated on unsuccessfully cleaning away from my screen the stain that appears on the wall top right from your head 🙂
haha I wiped my screen too thinking it was on it!
Useful review as always. Looking forward to the printing workshop next month
Glad you enjoyed it! so are we.
Your videos are wonderfully instructive and useful. Really helps me get the best results from my little black box (the Epson P700)!
Thanks for the test, for learning purpose and your opinion is appreciated👍
Thanks for watching!
Love the rice paper. I use Awagami papers which have a similar feel to some of them. Thanks for the insight.
Some thoughts about photo paper and which type of photo paper withstands light best without fading so quickly. I use an Epson 8550 printer
Tim I want to order some papers on your site but can't see where to sign up for the newsletter. I'd like to get any discount I can because I'm looking at several test packs! Thank you.
Very interesting test indeed ! I heard that Hahnemeuhle papers are very fragile and more prone to scratches compared to other brands like Canson. Can you please give your opinion on this topic ?
Hi Oliver, this is not something we have noticed.
Don’t most of those papers contain OBA’s?
What is it with people wanting to touch photos?! Can anyone explain to me what the F is going on with that?! Aren't art pieces meant to be hang without touching them?! Why the hell would the FEEL of the paper matter in a print?! I'm new to printing so I want to understand this, I don't see that logical.
Also why some people compare papers using different pictures instead of using the freaking same picture to spot the differences?!!! Ahhhhhhhh!!!