So you obviously never printed with Ilford RC paper.


I do, all the time. It looks fine with conventional films such as
Neopan and with Delta 400. What evidence do you have that Ilford would
care about how their paper matches up with Kodak films?


I never said that Ilford would care about their paper matching up with
Kodak films, nor did I say that one couldn't get nice results with
Ilford RC. What I said was the Ilford RC has a long toe. In other words
it has lowered highlight contrast. Since that's the case, one *might*
want to use a film with a fairly straight "curve", depending on the
highlight rendition that one wants. You really don't care at all about
getting what other people say correct, do you? You commit the Strawman
fallacy, time, after time, after time...

-Peter