The 11 x 17" Hahnemuhle Sustainable Photo Satin Paper 11x17 25 Sheetsfrom Hahnemuhle Sustainable Photo Satin Paper 11x17 25 Sheetsis a sustainable alternative to PE-based (polyethene) inkjet photo papers. This bio inkjet coating is free of plastic composites/film and 100% recyclable via the wastepaper cycle. The bright white photo paper has a velvety smooth surface and is perfect for sustainable photo and poster printing. This is a pack of 25 sheets.

220 g/m², 100% Alpha-Cellulose    Smooth, Non-Textured Surface    Satin-Finish    Daily Printing, Photo & Poster Prints

220 gsm, 100% α-cellulose

Smooth, non-textured surface

Optimized inkjet coating for photo application

ICC-profiles available

100% recyclable via wastepaper cycle

Perfectly suitable for daily use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I print with an Epson R1900?

A: No idea sorry.

Q: 2. Would this fit into the Canon Prograf 1000?

A: Yes, you can use the Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster (17 x 22", 25 Sheets) with the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 17" Professional Photographic Inkjet Printer, B&H # CAPP1000.

Q: 3. This might be a challenge! I use Capture One Pro with Canon's Pixma Pro-100. the Profiles are loaded in C1. When using LU-101, it gives me 2 profiles: "3 photo paper pro luster" and "1/2 photo paper pro luster". What the heck is the difference? The "3" versus the "1/2" has me flummoxed.

A: The difference is related to the quality that you selected in the driver. Lower numbers are higher quality. The idea is to match the quality you selected in the drive dialog with the appropriate profile.

Q: 4. Does this paper is good for pigment ink, the majority of this paper that I have come a crosse are for dye ink.

A: The Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster is both pigment and dye ink compatible.

Q: 5. I'm looking for a 13x19 paper that could give me the effect like there is light coming from the paper, like the effect you can get with the Fujifilm Cristal paper. What paper could give that results?. Will this metallic paper be useful for that purpose or there is another paper you sell that could give me better results?Thanks

A: Since the Fuji Crystal Archive Paper is a high glossy paper, I would recommend trying the Epson Metallic Photo Paper Glossy. But it really depends on the image what will look good and give you that glow. Images that rely on a gradient to establish contrast, rather than stark changes in color and darkness, sometimes will not have enough punch. Where the metallic seems to work best is when the luminosity of the silver white and the pure black can play against each other.

Q: 6. Has anyone compared this to the Epson Metallic Glossy paper. If so, do you have a preference between the two (glossy vs. luster) papers for B&W and for color prints?

A: Yes. I prefer the glossy for metallic. The luster subdues the metallic. I wouldn't metallic B&W's with metallic. But color I prefer glossy metallic and lustre regular.

Q: 7. Is this paper considered archival suitable for selling print?

A: While I don't have the direct answer to the question, according to the Canon website It's great for portrait and wedding and fine art photography prints. if you do a search on Canon photo paper specifications , you will eventually find the Canon photo paper site. I am personally very please with the quality of the prints produced on this paper with my Canon Pro-100 printer.

Q: 8. Which ICC profile do you use for this paper and the R2000?

A: Premium Glossy Photo Paper profile from Epson

Q: 9. does S045598 work with the epson 3800 printer inks?

A: Yes it works fine with the Epson ink, I have noticed is has a very nice look, We take pictures of machinery and it has a very good look, I plan to try on portraits but not sure how skin tone will look with this paper. I like and plan to continue using this paper with my Epson 3800

Q: 10. does anyone report results using this paper with p800 ?

A: No problems using it on the P400.