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 Originally Posted by Mainecoonmaniac
When I printed color, I never touched that cyan dial on the color head. What the hell they put it there for? 
I often needed it when I printed slides.
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Originally Posted by macandal
That sucks. Is there a particular reason for this or is it just a case of that's the only thing available?
Fiber based paper would take longer to process, wash and dry. How would you benefit from using it?
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Originally Posted by RPC
Fiber based paper would take longer to process, wash and dry. How would you benefit from using it?
I never said I would benefit from it. When doing black and white, I never liked RC paper. I liked the feel of fiber paper. It felt like a real print. And it didn't take that much longer as it did with RC. To me, there's nothing like fiber based paper.
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Originally Posted by macandal
To me, there's nothing like fiber based paper.
I could just say "tough, there's only RC" but I won't. I can appreciate why people feel that there's something special about fibre but in colour you may find that RA4 is not so inferior. I cannot explain it but with RA4 it never seemed to me to be just B&W RC with colour added.
Unlike RC B&W where in most cases glossy seems to have the edge, I always found that lustre was the better surface.
Forget the fact that's it's RC just give it a go with an open mind. You might be surprised
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