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Originally Posted by ADOX Fotoimpex If you have any suggestions beforehand e.g. what you prefered or disliked about the old paper, let us know so we can look into this. |
What we like about Agfa MCC 111:
-- The slightly warm emulsion tones in the midrange.
-- The inky blacks.
-- The range and smooth tone transitions in highlights and lighter midtones -- perfect for printing facial skintones in portraiture.
--The reliable consistency and quality of the emulsion.
-- It dries flat. (A HUGE plus for the paper.)
-- The color of the paper base. It would be okay if it were a bit whiter, but not so white as to verge on blue.
What we don't like:
-- The finish could be a little less glossy.
[Sorry, it's a short list of dislikes. :-) ]
No one has mentioned Agfa MCC 118. I LOVED this paper's color and emulsion, but never used it for one big reason: I hated the pebbly texture. If you could find a way to resurrect MCC 118 with a typical dull/gloss finish, I would buy thousands of sheets of the stuff.
Sanders McNew