The 4 x 6" Hahnemuhle Hemp FineArt InkJet Photo Cards 4x6 30 Sheetsfrom Hahnemuhle Hemp FineArt InkJet Photo Cards 4x6 30 Sheetsavailable here as a 30-pack of 4 x 6" sheets, offers a matte natural white surface well suited for warm-toned images and monochrome prints. Compatible with pigment and dye inkjet systems, the paper has a premium inkjet matte coating for print results with excellent color, detail, and contrast. The photo cards come in an elegant metal tin.

Surface Finish: Matte    Material: Cotton Rag, Hemp    Basis Weight: 290 gsm    Inkjet Photo Cards

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this paper printable on both sides?

A: The manufacturer, Hahnemühle, applies a coating for printing on one side of the Hahnemühle Photo Rag Bright White 13 x 19" Paper (310GSM, 25 Sheets) (B&H# HAPRBWSB25). This is therefore listed as single sided for the purpose of printing as the best results can only be obtained printing on the coated side of each sheet.

Q: 2. How good is this paper at reproducing chrome on cars and motorcycles?

A: Since it is a matter of opinion plus the content of the photo, I would recommend to test it in a smaller size before spending money on a large size. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/2MfCNKP

Q: 3. Is this paper ACID-FREE?

A: Yes, the Kodak Professional Archival Inkjet Matte Photo Paper (8.5 x 11", 50 Sheets) BH #KOPROML50 is Acid Free.

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. How accurate is the white and is there a color shift regardless of printer?

A: The Photo Luster 290 Inkjet is 110% white and the image will fade over time, unless using a glaze that rejects UV light.

Q: 6. What is the thickness/MIL of this paper and is it acid-free?

A: The 230 gsm thickness of the Kodak Professional Archival Inkjet Matte Photo Paper translates to roughly .32 mm for professional level papers.

Q: 7. Would this paper give good quality color using a Kodak jet ink printer that uses Kodak ink? Having problems with other brands of paper.

A: I think so! I have tried *several* photo papers on a few different printers, and this and the Kodak 4x6 professional matte finish are all I use now (and all I ever will unless home photo-printing systems somehow come up with something better!). I started using this paper with a Kodak All-In-One (not fancy; picked it up at Meijer) and for years printed out pics for photo albums, small and large framed projects, and more. They've all held up great haven't lost vibrancy or had ink chip off or anything. I now use this paper with a Canon Pixma Pro, and while there are speed and color range factors, the finished image quality of the ones printed on the Kodak printer is indistinguishable from ones printed this professional printer and I credit the paper quality.Hope that helps!

Q: 8. What is the best setting to use in a Canon Pixma Pro 100 printer?

A: Greetings Julius, I've never used that printer before. I use a Hp photosmart B8550.

Q: 9. What is printed on the rear of the paper?

A: There is nothing printed on either side of the paper. The paper is similar to a very heavy printer paper.

Q: 10. How do I line up the 4x6 paper in my J4550 All-in-One printer?

A: Greetings!Go into Devices & Printers, select Set Preferences then Paper Quality - scroll to 4 x 6, then in Media, select this HP paper type, Put the paper in the tray (4 wide x 6 long) you want to use (usually on the right side of the tray). When you print, if they're portrait oriented images, you're good to go; if they're landscape oriented, you'll have to rotate them 90 degrees; print program should be able to do that for you via a check-box.Hope this helps!MikeAllentown PA