[Glossy] I've used this to make some of my best high contrast prints on the Epson P800. It has a beautiful surface texture and excellent weight.

[83.6%] 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.

[25x Sheet Paper] I love the natural line and fine art line of Hahnemuhle's paper. The Bamboo has great color rendition and deep blacks.

[305 gsm] I am using this paper for fine art prints of drawings and am very happy with the quality.

[305 gsm] Along with Photo Rag Satin. I use this 8.5 x 11 for my photographic folios. The texture is very matte and the color is on the warm side, and the resulting prints are fabulous. Because it is very heavy weight, my folios have a very nice heft and quality feel. I'm currently using it to print my photo microscopy work. I have no problem printing the 8.5 x 11 and 13 x 19 sheets of this paper in the manual feed of my Epson 3880. However, I am seldom able to get a 17 x 22 sheet to work. The weight is one factor, but it seems to have a slight curl which makes it extremely difficult to get started in the manual slot. Oh well.

[Glossy] Matte paper for monochrome and dual-toned images. Archival quality. Put Bamboo paper profile in Library and then review/proof image before printing. May have to adjust print output to match screen intensity. Make adjustments in Photoshop, flatten image and then print making sure that printer settings capture Bamboo's profile.

[83.6%] I have been using other Hahnemuhle papers and recently decided to try the bamboo. I've printed a studio flower photo on it as well as one of my African elephant photos. These two came out great. It is definitely matte with a slight texture. The colors printed nicely but a bit darker than my computer said even using the icc code. I am framing both and planning to enter one in a show so you can tell I am pleased with the results. I think you need different papers for different photos. This is a nice addition to my photographic papers.

[Glossy] It has a nice weight and feel to it. Warmer than Moab Entrada Rag, but with similar Fine art quality. Although I have yet to print on it, at this point I would give it five stars for its value, and characteristics mentioned. I'll update the world after I do some proofs with it.

[305 gsm] It makes bumpy photos like clouds look real.

[2.92 lb] Amazing blacks and vibrant colors.  I love the weight and texture. Provides great prints