Hahnemuhle Bamboo Gloss Baryta Paper 24X39 Roll

Hahnemuhle Bamboo Gloss Baryta Paper 24x39 Roll

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With a high gloss surface and a true barium sulphate coating, this 24" x 39' roll of Hahnemuhle Bamboo Gloss Baryta Paper 24x39 Rollfrom Hahnemuhle Bamboo Gloss Baryta Paper 24x39 Rollwill help photographers create prints with vibrant color, high contrast, and the appearance of a traditional darkroom print. Made from 90% bamboo fibers and 10% cotton, this paper has a heavy 305 gsm basis weight and an 18.1 mil thickness for a quality feel. The paper is acid-free and compatible with pigment and dye inkjet systems.

Basis Weight: 305 gsm 90% Bamboo Fiber / 10% Cotton Base Compatible with Pigment- & Dye-Based Ink Acid- and Lignin-Free Fine Art Paper

Parameters
Item Type	1x Paper Roll
Size	24" x 39' / 61 cm x 11.9 m
Surface Finish	Glossy
Basis Weight	305 gsm
Thickness	18.1 mil / 459.74 µm
Materials	Bamboo, Cotton Rag
Single/Double-Sided	Single
Whiteness	83.6%
Opacity	99%
OBA Content	No
Storage Conditions	50 to 86°F / 10 to 30°C at 35 to 65% Humidity
Packaging Info
Package Weight	7.405 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	26.2 x 5.7 x 5.5"

Natural white, without optical brighteners

Soft, lightly textured felt structure

High-gloss baryta inkjet coating for outstanding printing results

Acid- and lignin-free

ISO 9706 conform / museum quality for high age resistance

For pigment and dye inkjet systems

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this paper be used with a color laser printer or is it inkjet only?

A: The Canon SG-201 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss is for inkjet printers only. Currently we do not sell a semi gloss paper for laser printers .

Q: 2. Is there a fading problem, even after I varnish it properly ?...can I use for Fine Art ?

A: Thank you! brilliant!

Q: 3. Does this paper require all the extra filters?

A: Since it is a variable contrast paper, the best results would be achieved using variable contrast filters such as these: https://bhpho.to/3hToJ8K

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. Can this paper be used with an Epson R2880 printer?

A: Yes. I have done so. Very good.

Q: 6. I need the profile for printing this William Turner Matte Fine art paper with my Epson R2400. Does anyone know how to download and install a profile to Mac computer?

A: Go to the Hahnemulhle website and click on ICC Profile, then Download Center. The rest should be easy to download the icc profile you need.As to getting the profile onto your Mac: After downloading the profile, click to open then go to Finder. From the menu click on Go, scroll down to Go To Folder and enter /Library. Then Click on ColorSync, then Profiles. Now move the icc profile to the Profiles folder.

Q: 7. What is the difference between Semi-Gloss and Pro-Luster?

A: The Pro luster paper is a bit more Matt than semi-gloss.

Q: 8. Is this a sulfur free tissue and is there a specific tape to hold sheets together with this tissue?

A: The Archival Methods Un-Buffered Archival Tissue Paper has a Sulfur content with a maximum of 0.0004 . We don’t recommend adhesive tape for holding the sheets together.

Q: 9. Can I use this paper with my Epson Artisan 1430? Hannemuhle is not listed as one of the papers I can use.

A: Yes, based on the thickness of this paper, it would be compatible to be used with the Epson Artisan 1430.

Q: 10. Is this paper archival?

A: The Moab Juniper Baryta Rag 305 Paper features a 100% cotton fiber base and no optical brightening agents for maximum longevity. Yes, this paper is archival.

Stuart	25/09/2024
[99%] As a young Professional Photographer I PRODUCED LOTS OF GLOLSSY PRINTS. TODAY I PREFER THE LOOK THAT I GET FROM THIS PAPER AND SO DO MY CLIENTS! 5

Thomas	03/09/2024
[99%] My go-to paper for its excellent feel and finish and most importantly its durability. So many times I’ve accidentally moved the final print in the wrong way or bumped the corner with no denting or damage to the paper 5

JAKE	25/08/2024
[83.6%] Pricey, but worth every penny if you need Archival. If Archival or OBA presence isn't critical, the Canson Photographique Matte Baryta is just as good and significantly more affordable. That said, the Hahnemuhle paper is brilliant. It's matte produces rich deep blacks and reproduces sharp details on par with standard Baryta and luster style papers. All without the glare or sheen. 5

Stuart	16/08/2024
[7.405 lb] I have worked for years in the Photographic industry for many years. When I started out it wase for Newspapers, and Magazines. They demanded GLOSSY PRINTS. I STRONGLY DISLIKE THEM! I CHOSE THIS PAPER AS IT PROVIDES A BEAUTIFUL TONAL RANGE! 5

Gary	29/07/2024
[83.6%] Great color paper ok for B&W. What is nice it does not curl like Canson paper with same surface. 5

Stuart	27/07/2024
[1x Paper Roll] Early in my Photographic (FILM) Career I produced numerous GLOSSY PRIN TS for reproduction . I HAVE HAD IT WITHJ A GLOSSY LOOK and have chosen Hahnemuhle to best represent my Photographic Imagery! 5

James	18/07/2024
[Glossy] When I first learned Hahnemuhle was coming out with yet another version of Baryta, I admit I was skeptical. How could it be any different or better than the Photo Rag Baryta or Pearl for fine art prints needing the color pop and rich blacks they provide? I was also concerned about. the slightly warmer white base and heavier glossy texture. But since I've become a big fan of the OBA-free sustainable Natural Line bamboo matte paper, I decided to give this a try. And WOW! There is simply nothing I've seen like it, and I've tested dozens of papers. Yes, the colors definitely pop and blacks are deep as they should be. But surprisingly the warm whites are barely noticeable (I shoot primarily color landscapes and nature subjects using an Epson P900). The baryta glossy texture is definitely the heaviest I've seen. But for me, the random application of the coating makes it a gorgeous game changer in such a way that the deep texture seems to add depth to the image. Which makes the reflectivity less of a distraction. Obviously this is all subjective, but it's definitely won me over as a totally unique next level baryta paper to add to my choices. And clients seem to love it. 5

Thomas	15/07/2024
[305 gsm] My go-to paper for its excellent feel and finish and most importantly its durability. So many times I’ve accidentally moved the final print in the wrong way or bumped the corner with no denting or damage to the paper 5

Walter	27/06/2024
[Glossy] I recently switched to this paper due to issues with surface on another paper. This is almost the same surface as the paper I'm replacing. The D-Max is as good as any paper I've used with the Epson P7000. I highly recommend Hahemuhle to anyone. I have used at least four other papers made by them. 5