Z3200-compatible paper that simulates linen texture?

[jasdown]

I was wondering if forum members could steer me to a paper (compatible with Z3200) that would emulate the "linen texture" that a potential client currently gets on prints ordered from WHCC? Apparently, the prints are of a satin finish, but with the linen texture applied as an option by WHCC. Thank you for any recommendations.

[Richowens]

Red River has a matte finished linen texture.

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 Rich

[Ernst Dinkla]

I was wondering if forum members could steer me to a paper (compatible with Z3200) that would emulate the "linen texture" that a potential client currently gets on prints ordered from WHCC? Apparently, the prints are of a satin finish, but with the linen texture applied as an option by WHCC. Thank you for any recommendations.

HP Canvas paper 180 grams, HP Hahnemühle Watercolor paper 210 grams, HP Aquarella Art paper 240 grams, all have a canvas like appearence.


met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst Dinkla

Dinkla Gallery Canvas Wrap Actions for Photoshop
http://www.pigment-print.com/dinklacanvaswraps/index.html

[jasdown]

HP Canvas paper 180 grams, HP Hahnemühle Watercolor paper 210 grams, HP Aquarella Art paper 240 grams, all have a canvas like appearence.


met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst Dinkla

Dinkla Gallery Canvas Wrap Actions for Photoshop
http://www.pigment-print.com/dinklacanvaswraps/index.html

Thank you for all the suggestions, Rich & Ernst. The dilemma was that the client wanted a satin finish (not matte) coupled with a linen texture, which I suppose doesn't exist anywhere in an inkjet paper. It seems that WHCC has the ability to texturize their prints as a finishing process.

[na goodman]

You are correct, it is applied as part of the finishing process if desired.

[David Saffir]

"Linen Texture" can be interpreted in a number of ways, so I suggest that whatever you do ask the companies you're interested in for samples.

The textured fine art paper and aquarella offered by HP are very nice. Have a warm base tone, which may or may not fit your needs. Good "hand", very appealing to customers.

David Saffir
http://davidsaffir.wordpress.com