[Single] soft, 15 mil, 200 gsm, pleasing texture, good color retention

[Cotton Rag] I exhibit and sell photographic art on this paper, color and black-and-white. It renders tonal range very well, and accurate colors. It is also thick enough for professional work, and dries almost instantly. A good value in a fine-quality matte paper.

[25x Sheet Paper] I've used this paper in previously in shows and have had great results. I generally use it behind no glare glass for best protection which is a bit of a shame as the glass hides some of the quality of the paper. Blacks reproduce dark and rich almost like black velvet and the colors ring true. Even behind glass the images reproduce wonderfully. The heavy weight resists warping and mounts well with or without matting. In a previous package of 25 sheets I found one with a minor flaw.

[Matte] I use this paper mostly for postcards and business cards with my Canon Pixma Pro-100. The print quality is crisp and beautiful, especially with text and line art. Photos can be a little tricky to set up, but still print beautifully. The cotton fibers are very fine and give the paper a smooth, luxurious feel. The warm tone is my favorite, but cold tone is also nice if you are needing a brighter white.

[Single] I use this paper with my Canon Pro9000 II printer. Colors and contrast are excellent. I love the warm white color of the paper itself. It measures RGB254 254 254 using an uncalibrated Epson scanner and PS CS2, also uncalibrated, for the measurement. At the moment, I am printing on both sides, making calendars for Christmas. Beautiful! One caveat, though--this paper is said to be tested for permanence by Wilhelm Imaging Research for 100+ years with Epson, Canon, and HP inks, but I think that was with Canon Pigment inks, not the dye inks used in the Pro9000 series.

[300 gsm] For many years I've been using Hahnemuhle Photo Rag, Museo Max, and Epson Hot Press Natural on my large format printers, a Canon ipf5000 and an Epson 3880. When the Canon stopped working, suddenly I was limited to sheet paper rather than also having roll paper in any length. In my search for sheet paper longer than 22 inches, I came across this paper, which is available in 17x25, so thought I'd give it a try in the smaller size before investing in the larger size. While this paper is 100% rag and without OBAs, it appears to be about the whitest of any of the rag natural or warm papers. Over several weeks of experimenting and intentional abuse, I couldn't get the coating to flake and the color gamut is at least as good as any other rag paper if not slightly better. Plus I like being able to print on either or both sides. All in all, this is a fantastic paper, comparable to the best I have used and suitable for archival projects and discriminating customers. Plus I love that it is made in the oldest or one of the oldest small papermills--Manadnock Mills--in the Americas, up in New England, and a company which is a national voluntary leader in water conservation and recycling.

[300 gsm] Nice colors and texture, ill get it in additional sizes.

[300 gsm] Wonderful printing paper, but hope organic cotton rag is available soon. Printer does have issues grabbing it so have to clean printer often, but good feel and takes colours well.

[Matte] Good tones, color, ink retention. Weight, texture just right for my purposes.

[300 gsm] I use this product in printing my watercolor notecards and the result is clear, crisp and vibrant.