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Old 12-20-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Can anyone tell me the advantage to printing with textured paper? why would you do this & when would you do this?

thanks. any suggestions would be great!

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Besides the esthetics, I think it also prevents people from etting a high quality scans made. Good for when you sell prints to make a profit. I might be wrong on this but I recall reading this debate somewhere before.
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so then you would only do this for small prints or proofs? Normally not on large prints?
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Not necessarily. Textured prints have their appeal visually as well but if you were to give 'em out as proofs, then I would definitely have them textured.

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