[3.34 lb] I love the texture of this matte paper. My images always look fantastic when I print on it.

[Satin/Silk] High quality Hahnemuhle. What more can you expect? Thick stock, matte to the touch, pearl shimmer where ink is laid down. My go-to for prints.

[26 x 6.9 x 5.5"] I use this paper for sunsets and landscapes. Just recently completed some portraits which came out great. I use a Epson R1800 and get excellent results with it. It is a very thick heavy paper with great results.I also did a couple of digital paint projects and the prints came just like a I painted it on the paper.

[Single] I’m a long time fine art printing expert, pro for 27 years.
I extensively tested almost all available inkjet papers. There is a huge pile of printing tests at the studio.
This one is my favorite for many fine art printing for many reasons.
The feeling in your hand immediately impress customers. Paper is thick and feel very luxury. The texture is like the surface of a lemon.
The finish is not really matte. It’s a midpoint between matte and luster, a unique finish I’m in love with. I recommend to test a sample pack first.
It gives very deep blacks, generally a weakness on matte papers.
Don’t forget to apply a varnish. Mandatory on matte, since it’s sensitive to scratches.

[3.34 lb] Photo Rag Satin is my go-to paper for almost all my large (22 x 17) prints. I also use the 13 x 19 for smaller jobs. I am using this 8.5 x 11 for my photographic folios - also use Hahnemuhle Bamboo, too. The weight is just excellent and the subtle sheen is perfect for my more atmospheric subjects - foggy landscapes, painterly sunsets, and the like. Worth mentioning is that I have NO PROBLEM feeding any size of this paper through my Epson 3880 printer. Just wonderful.

[1x Paper Roll] I use this paper for all my final exhibition prints. The paper has the appearance of a matt paper, but has an almost imperceptible coating that gives it the black point and color saturation of a glossy paper. This means that the prints have rich blacks and great color without appearing to be a glossy paper. The paper thickness is also wonderfully luxurious. I use this paper for my portfolio prints as well and do not need to mount or overmat them! Hahnemuhle's color profiles are excellent as well. I have made custom profiles for this paper with my printer, but am usually more satisfied with the canned profiles they provide. I guess the difference is my color calibrator costs $500 and theirs much much much more! The only drawback is the paper is expensive! Given that I buy the 44 wide roll for my big prints, and the roll is not 100ft. like the Epson velvet fine art, but only 39 ft. long, the price is considerably higher per foot! But if you want one of the finest inkjet papers out there, try this one!