Pulp Diction

• Champion has a line of paper specifically for use in the Indigo press. Phelan says it's the first photographic paper that isn't film-based.

Richard Clapp, director of product development at Fraser Paper, says that the demand for cut-size paper has amplified over the years.

"This paper is being laser printed on demand," he notes. "High-speed production laser printers—both sheet and roll-fed—require paper designed to enhance toner transfer to the paper, hold it in place until fusing takes place and withstand the high temperatures of the fusing process."