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Retail brand quality - up to 50% less Made using 100% cotton rag content, Aurora Art offers the look and feel of fine art paper.
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Choose Your Shade Aurora Natural - offers a more yellow-white color that accents skin tones, artwork, and adds a sepia touch to B&W photography. Contains no optical brighteners. Aurora White - a crisp, bluer-white tone for accurate deep color saturation. Use for neutral and cool tone B&W prints as well as brilliant landscape or nature photography. Contains minimal optical brighteners.
A SUPERB paper. I use it for all my fine art prints. I use Epson printers and the Enhanced Generations inks from MediaStreet, with a continuous inking system. I couldn't be happier! 06/28/2009 - by Mike Acord from Orange County, CA |
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Compatible with Your Printer Aurora's takes advantage of the latest in coating technology. You can use this paper with Epson, Canon, and HP printers. For long lasting prints, use pigment inks like Epson's UltraChrome and UltraChrome K3 system. While Aurora will work with 3rd party inks, we encourage you to try it before making a large purchase. ICC profiles are available for Epson and Canon printers with manufacturers ink.
I am extremely pleased with the Aurora Art White paper. I print on an Epson Stylus Pro 4880 and it is the first matte fine art paper I have used that reproduces my fine art reproductions accurately with minimal to no tweaking. If all your fine art papers perform this well I'm a customer for life! 06/10/2009 - by Gus Stubbs |
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Aurora Technical Information Paper Weight: 250gsm (64lb.)
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Printing Hints General
Epson UltraChrome and UltraChrome K3 printers (and other pigment inks)
This paper has become my standard for both color and black and white. It is smooth, cottony and silky to the touch, and takes all pigment inks well. I use the Epson 3800, and I turn the color density down by 15-25%, saving considerable ink, still getting fine color and excellent blacks. 03/01/2009 - by Brian Corll from Pennsylvania |
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