With the recent demise of Kodak Supra which was suggested on apug as a grade 2.5 paper, it seems that the only color paper left is of a higher contrast. All of the paper currently being manufactured by Kodak and Fuji are "optimized" for digital printing although they will work for RA processing as well.
Why this shift to a higher contrast paper? Is it that digital requires a high contrast paper to look its best, a perceived shift in the publics viewing taste by the paper manufactures to a higher contrast look, or something else?
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