A smooth matte finish and phenomenal black density, as well as a whiteness of 98%, make Epson Legacy Fibre Paper 17x22 25 Sheetsideal for some of the most demanding fine art applications. Available here in a 25-pack of 17 x 22" sheets, Legacy Fibre uses a 100% cotton fiber base with a hefty thickness of 19 mil and a basis weight of 314 gsm. It also manages to achieve a high brightness of 93% without using any optical brightening agents. Leveraging Epson's microporous ink receptive layer, this paper will deliver images with a wide color gamut and smooth gradations. Additionally, for longevity it is both acid & lignin free and pH buffered.

100% Cotton Fiber Base    Basis Weight: 314 gsm    Thickness: 19 mil    Brightness: 93%    Whiteness: 98%    No Optical Brightening Agents    Acid & Lignin Free    pH Buffered    Surface Finish: Smooth Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this paper compatible with Epson R3000 printer?

A: Not sure, but works well with the Pro-3800

Q: 2. Is this paper considered "archival"?

A: The Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper (17 x 22", 25 Sheets) is not listed as being acid-free archival grade paper.

Q: 3. I thought this paper could be used with the Epson Surecolor P800?

A: This paper can be used with a Surecolor P800.

Q: 4. I assume this can be run through a Canon printer, but does anyone know how well this works? Specifically, any experience printing this paper on a Pixma PRO-100? Thanks.

A: I have a Pro-100. The prints are beautiful (I set the Luster paper in the settings).

Q: 5. Can Epson roll Exhibition Fiber Paper be used on a 7600 printer?

A: I have an Epson 7800 printer, so I can't answer based on experience, but the 7600 looks much the same for roll paper. Have a look at the manual for the 7600. (Google epson 7600 printer manual. I would give you the link, but B&H will not permit links in these answers.) In the manual, at page 42, you will see the instructions for loading roll paper (which are very smiler to my 7800). Finally, Epsons have a reputation for being able to print on almost anything (I once heard of a Los Angelino who printed on tortillas), so I would not much worry about being able to print on ANY Epson 24 roll paper.

Q: 6. HOW IS THIS 'SUPER 'B'' PAPER DIFFERENT THEN THE REGULAR EPSON EXHIBITION FIBER PAPER YOU SELL #S045037?

A: I just checked the B&H website. S045037 is the manufacturer's number for the Super B Epson Exhibition Fiber paper.

Q: 7. icc profile for p900?

A: The ICC printing profile for Epson Legacy Etching Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) (B&H# EPLETCH1319) will be installed when you install all of the Epson software for the P900.

Q: 8. I used Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper (13 x 19 , 25 Sheets) and it was an amazing paper. Now I need to print my photographs larger with the same paper and quality, and I would like to know What is the differences between that paper and this one? Or if they are the same.

A: To be honest I have only use a small amount of the sheets but have use hundreds of feet of the rolls.Im not sure if the thickness is the same but they are close. The quality of the prints are exactly the same. I use the same ICC profile for both and ive seen no difference.

Q: 9. Where can I find IIC profiles for this paper and a Epson 3880?

A: Try the Pixel Genius website. I just downloaded the free profile. Since I am not allowed to put the link here, search on Pixel Genius Epson Exhibition Fiber.

Q: 10. Does this paper contain optical brighteners? And if so, do we have any information on archival quality? Would there be a difference in longevity of b&w vs. color prints?

A: Exhibition Fiber is a 325-gsm paper with an exceptional white base and is capable of deep, rich blacks. While it has a fiber paper base and is acid-and lignin-free, it does contain optical brighteners. According to Wilhelm Research, framed under UV glass using pigment inks, they say about 150 years. Album/dark storage is around 200 years.This is for both black and white, and color using pigment inks.