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by Mike McNamee Published 01/02/2016
MUSEUM HERITAGE 310gsm
"The new Museum Heritage has been developed in co-operation with
high-quality image reproduction labs to ensure it delivers the maximum
structure where ink can reside and be retained making it the toughest art
surface the world has seen to date."
This is a 310gsm natural white art paper with a pH neutral base that is
delicately textured. Produced from a mix of cotton and alpha cellulose
which gives a soft feel while retaining the rigidity the art printing and
framing makers demand. Museum Heritage 310 delivered a good gamut
volume of 626,217, the highest of the textured media and a colour error
overall of just 3 points.
PermaJet claim that the latest inkjet technology addresses ink transfer
issues in previous versions to provide superior ink retention and full
archival stability. The moderate level of OBAs will give it a bit of a lift to
the tones.
ARTIST WATERCOLOUR 250gsm
The Artist Watercolour 250gsm textured art paper has an off-white base
tone and is made from alpha cellulose. The mould-made base material
has a highly defined rough surface that delivers incredible fine art
prints. The strength of the tooth is more akin to a pastel paper or one that
might be used for charcoal work. It is suited to the reproduction of artists'
watercolour work or the output of photographic images from which you
wish to achieve subtle artistic impressions. It has the second highest
colour gamut volume of its group and a Dmax of 1.65, the highest of the
group. The highlight end of the range is a little compressed as detail is lost
in the structure beyond 246 RGB points. Conversely, the shadow detail is
excellent, differentiating all the way down to 20 RGB points.
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