Review: MOAB Entrada 300 (The Darling of Black and White Photography)

Printing is still a large part of running the Phoblographer, and MOAB Entrada 300 is a fascinating paper to us in many ways. Most matte papers that we test have some sort of texture to them. But MOAB Entrada 300 is an oddity in that way.

This is a smooth matte paper. The result is a loss of detail when compared to something like a luster or a glossy print. But instead, MOAB Entrada 300 has the look of something almost like Red River Palo Duro papers. The latter is a paper designed to emulate the look of the darkroom. But in this case, MOAB Entrada 300 is for a photographer that really liked black and white. More importantly, it's for the person printing an image that doesn't know where they want to place it. To that end, it's excellent for displaying it anywhere in your home. .

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2019-12-11 14:00

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