This 25 pack of 8.5 x 11" Hahnemuhle Matt Fibre Duo Inkjet Photo Paper 25 Sheetsprovides a warmtone paper with a smooth matt surface with the ability to be printed on both sides. This is a useful feature for portfolios and album creation. Additionally, it a fast drying paper with a weight of 210 gsm and a thickness of 12.6 mil for a good rigidity and consistent flatness.

Also, Matt Fibre Duo 210 is acid free with a calcium carbonate buffer to avoid fading over time.

Smooth Finish    Weight: 210 gsm    Thickness: 12.6 mil    Whiteness: 90%    Opacity: 95%    Warmtone Color    Fast Drying    Acid Free    Calcium Carbonate Buffer

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have been using only the Epson Premium lustre paper for a while and I find it leans toward a blue-ish hue. I wanted to try another brand. I have an espon 3880. have you experienced any quirks with this brand?

A: This may be due, at least in part, to your printer's color profile calibration as well.

Q: 2. What's the single sided equivalent of this paper? It has more texture than the ultra smooth but less than the standard photo rag. Just wondering because I love this paper but don't need double sided. Thanks!

A: The Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White would be the most similar single sided option: https://bhpho.to/3HYbbGg

Q: 3. Is the paper surface in the Photo Rag Book & Album heartier than the regular Photo Rag from Hahnemuhle? I find that surface very soft. In other words, will the Book & Album paper stand up to being handled?

A: The Photo Rag® Book & Album is exactly the same paper base as all of there Photo Rag® products. It is exactly the same surface. I hope this helps.

Q: 4. A client wants to know about this paper's longevity? What can I tell him?

A: As with most good quality fine art inkjet papers, their archival longevity typically exceeds 30 years. In some of Hahnemuhle's products, the lifespan of a print can be upwards of 200 years. While we couldn't find any archival testing results from them on the Matt Fiber Duo, proper use-case will ensure your prints will last many, many years. For best results, please follow typical archival guidelines, and see Hahnemuhle's website on longevity here: https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/longevity.html

Q: 5. Will color images on this warm tone paper be biased towards yellow?

A: The Hahnemuhle Matt Fibre Duo 210 Inkjet Photo Paper has a warm, almost cream like color.

Q: 6. What is the name of the color of this paper?

A: It is a warm white.

Q: 7. OK with pigment inks?

A: Yes. My printer uses pigment inks.

Q: 8. Is this paper pre-scored and drilled?

A: No it is not. The paper is ideal for use in book and album creation thanks to its uniform grain direction.

Q: 9. Is there any difference in a quality of Photo Rag 308g vs 188g papers?

A: The image quality does not differ between the 2 papers. The only difference is the weight and thickness of the papers. So the visual interpretation may vary.

Q: 10. Does this paper have a matte service that will accept pencil signatures? Some of the glossier papers will not take pencil very well.

A: I use Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 frequently, one of the best papers ever made. I found it will not take a standard #2 pencil but it will take the following: a fine art soft lead pencil (i.e., Cretacolor Fine Art Graphite - 160- HB); a Stabilo #8008 ( paper, glass, plastic, metal ) pencil which looks like a #2 pencil and, for a darker look, a Stabilo #8046 which borders on a grease pencil look. The #8046 will smear so be careful. I spray (Hahnemuhle Protective Spray) after signing a print. For other papers, I title and sign the back of the print and then title and sign the matt board before the print goes under glass. The purchasor is assured they have a signed original print. Matt and framing can be an issue. I sometimes leave the signature under the image, especially when using Photo Rag Deckle Edge, and matt the print under the signature. Some customers prefer the matt to the edge of the image, so I title and sign under the image, matt over it, and then sign the matt.