A use I've found for double sided prints is pinning them to the ceiling In transparent album envelopes so you can see both side, two different images, as you walk through the room. Eccentric maybe, but I like to play with print placement in a room to tease the eye.
You wrote: "The single-sided version costs around $37 for 25 sheets of letter sized and around $34 for the duo. That’s more than half." Maybe your writings could use a little proof reading?!
You're probably right but the meaning in context should be clear. If the paper cost the same (double sided) and you can print two proofs instead of one that would be "half the cost" of each proof. If the double sided paper actually costs LESS which in this case it does for the canson single vs double sided it would be more than half in terms of savings or reversed less than half the cost. Sorry for stating it in terms of savings vs cost.
A use I've found for double sided prints is pinning them to the ceiling In transparent album envelopes so you can see both side, two different images, as you walk through the room. Eccentric maybe, but I like to play with print placement in a room to tease the eye.
You wrote: "The single-sided version costs around $37 for 25 sheets of letter sized and around $34 for the duo. That’s more than half." Maybe your writings could use a little proof reading?!
You're probably right but the meaning in context should be clear. If the paper cost the same (double sided) and you can print two proofs instead of one that would be "half the cost" of each proof. If the double sided paper actually costs LESS which in this case it does for the canson single vs double sided it would be more than half in terms of savings or reversed less than half the cost. Sorry for stating it in terms of savings vs cost.