Harman Fiber Gloss AL. Where art thou?

donbga

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Well last year Harman ceased production of Harman Fiber Gloss AL almost with out warning. This paper had become my goto paper for fine art glossy inkjet prints wheter I was printing Black & White or Color.

So now what papers have taken it's place?

Don Bryant
 
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donbga

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Kirk Gittings said:
I replaced it with Canson Plantine. Actually better IMO with a cleaner white base.
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I've read positive comments about Canson Platine, guess I'll have to purchase a sample.

Thanks,

Don
 
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Kirk Gittings said:
I have worked extensively with the Innova. It is a fine paper but IME the Canson is slightly superior-nicer finish and cleaner white base.
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Interesting. The Innova F-Type Gloss has been a favorite of mine. I noticed the Canson Plantine when I was in the local Art Supply and was curious. Have you compared either or both to Epson Exhibition Fiber?
 

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No, I haven't tried the Epson. Actually at the moment I am printing matte Piezography for a show in Santa Fe. I go back and forth between matte and glossy depending on my mood.
 

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I've used a good amount of the warm tone Innova F and like it quite a bit. For a neutral base I really like the Epson Exhibition Fiber.
 
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