Subject: Paper for photographic prints
Marta Barandiaran <m.barandiaran [at] ehu__es> writes >We are trying to find an unbuffered paper (acid and lignin-free, low >sulfur content, and a smooth white surface. pass P.A.T.) in Europe >to do some photographic prints. We have tried to buy it in Light >Impressions but the shipping charge is really expensive. Can anybody >help us? Have you considered using Atlantis Silversafe Photostore paper? It is made in France and available from <URL:http://www.atlantis-france.com> I think the person to contact there is Francoise Compagnot <f.compagnot [at] atlantis-france__com> A colleague in Chile forwarded the following information from that web site to me a few months ago (it meets all of your qualifications): Characteristics: 100% linters de coton pH 6,7 Sans encollage Sans reserve alcaline Sans azurant optique Non calendre " Silver Tarnish Test " ANSI Photographic Activity Test IT9.2 (ISO 10214) Le Photosafe est disponible en feuilles ou en rouleaux et en 3 grammages : 80 g, 130 g et 250 g. Il vous est egalement propose sous differents faconnages : intercalaires, enveloppes 4 rabats, chemises a rabats, chemises et sous-chemises (voir produits faconnes). Or you may also be able to get the paper, sold as JPP Silversafe, under Conservation and Repair Papers at John Purcell Paper 15 Rumsey Road London SW9 OTR UK, +44 20 7737 5199 Fax: +44 20 7737 6765, jpp [at] johnpurcell__net; <URL:http://www.johnpurcell.net> There is also Buxton paper, as described at <URL:http://www.mikeware.co.uk/mikeware/Alternative_Printing.html> (it works well for historic photographic processes, passes the ANSI Photographic Activity Test, all cotton, etc.) Buxton paper can be ordered from: Ruscombe Paper Mill 4 Cours Pey-Berland 33460 Margaux Gironde France +33 0 5 5788 7377 Fax: +33 0 5 5788 7392 <URL:http://www.ruscombepaper.com/> info [at] ruscombepaper__com Hope this helps. Barbara Brown *** Conservation DistList Instance 20:26 Distributed: Monday, November 13, 2006 Message Id: cdl-20-26-003 ***Received on Sunday, 5 November, 2006