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Why do Kodak Ultima and Premium Picture Papers measure lower brightness and whiteness than Picture Paper or Photo Communication papers?

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Why do Kodak Ultima and Premium Picture Papers measure lower brightness and whiteness than Picture Paper or Photo Communication papers?

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• Brightness and whiteness are a result of coating, base paper, additives (like optical brighteners) and lighting. • Ultima and Premium Picture Papers are resin coated, unlike our other papers. You cannot compare resin-coated papers with non-resin coated papers because of the difference in paper formulations. • Ultima and Premium Picture Papers are made with high-quality, photographic base paper and premium white, brightener-free coatings.

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