Review: MOAB Moenkopi Washi Kozo 110 Paper

MOAB Moenkopi Washi Kozo 110 paper is classified under the company's specialty paper, and it honestly has me scratching my head in some ways while being very impressed in other ways. The paper is designed for fine art photographers and is a matte paper with a pretty unique look to it in some ways that you only realize when lit just right.

On the other hand, there are things about it that I wouldn't believe make it so special vs a number of many other papers out there. But as it is, there surely are things about it that make it special.  MOAB Moenkopi Washi Kozo 110 is made of mulberry and designed to simulate the look of hot press paper. It has a lot of the characteristics of matte paper while remaining a bit more delicate to the touch.  .

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2017-11-29 14:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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