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Ray Rogers

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Sandy, humm...

Are you thinking about Bergger 320?

From their description...

Bergger Prestige Fine Art Supreme - (Silver Supreme) is an extra-premium, semi-matte photographic paper with a high silver content emulsion coated on a sumptuous 100% cotton - rag paper base of 320g/m2. It a single grade emulsion (approximately grade 2) which is particularly high in silver content and gives extremely deep blacks and wide range of mid-tones. It has excellent toning capability and due to the quality of its paper base and surface softness, it allows un-matched possibilities of hand-coloring.

Now that sounds like Ice Cream and Chocolate Cake!

I don't know if this is silver bromide off hand, but well, could this be what you are looking for?

Ray
 
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Ray,

I believe that is what I am thinking about.

Actually, my interest is in the gelatin sizing that goes along with the emulsion since what I am thinking about doing is fixing out the silver and using the surface for carbon transfer. An expensive option but saves me the troublesome sizing that must be done of art papers to take carbon images.

Is Bergger Fine Art Supreme 320 still available?

Sandy



Sandy, humm...

Are you thinking about Bergger 320?

From their description...

Bergger Prestige Fine Art Supreme - (Silver Supreme) is an extra-premium, semi-matte photographic paper with a high silver content emulsion coated on a sumptuous 100% cotton - rag paper base of 320g/m2. It a single grade emulsion (approximately grade 2) which is particularly high in silver content and gives extremely deep blacks and wide range of mid-tones. It has excellent toning capability and due to the quality of its paper base and surface softness, it allows un-matched possibilities of hand-coloring.

Now that sounds like Ice Cream and Chocolate Cake!

I don't know if this is silver bromide off hand, but well, could this be what you are looking for?

Ray
 

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Ray,

I believe that is what I am thinking about.

Actually, my interest is in the gelatin sizing that goes along with the emulsion since what I am thinking about doing is fixing out the silver and using the surface for carbon transfer. An expensive option but saves me the troublesome sizing that must be done of art papers to take carbon images.

Is Bergger Fine Art Supreme 320 still available?

Sandy

All I know is that it is still on their web site
http://www.bergger.com/us/fine.html

Are you tired of coating gelatin ? :smile:

I think it may be more expensive than other papers, but that is only a guess...

I understood they sold the uncoated paper... "Bergger COT 320" and that MAY be presized again- another guess.
I think B&S or PF carries (carried) it.
 

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I wonder if some of the paper sold for those computer printer thingamajigs might be a good stating point.
 
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Some of the synthetic inkjet papers work for carbon printing. Most do not, but a few work ok. However, as far as I know none of the rag papers have the right kind of size for carbon transfer.

Sandy King

I wonder if some of the paper sold for those computer printer thingamajigs might be a good stating point.
 
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