In a 24" x 49' roll compatible with pigment-based printers, the mechanical fine art drawing pencilhas a matte warm tone surface and is a great alternative to Ilford Galerie cotton papers. Created from an alpha-cellulose base with the latest advances in matte coating layer technology, this paper allows professional and enthusiast fine art photographers and printers to achieve the artistic interpretation of an image by drawing out sharp crisp details, while maintaining vivid colors.

For Fine Art Printing / Photography    Compatible with Pigment Based Printers    Matte Warm Tone Surface    Alpha-Cellulose Base    Delivers Excellent Image Sharpness    Acid-Free

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use this paper in an Epson P600 printer?

A: Yes you can just need to make sure you have it set for fine art paper.

Q: 2. From what I can tell, Epson only has one custom ICC profile for this paper and it is for the SP R2880 printer, which is discontinued. Does anyone know where I can find a profile for the SC P800?

A: I don't know. I'm sure Epson has profiles available. I used Epson's profiles with an R3000 for a while. I've since let the printer manage the colors and it has been more accurate than using profiles. It works well using a Mac.

Q: 3. I just purchased this paper for use with my Epson SureColor P600. I cannot get the paper to go through the printer. I have followed the printer instructions for fine art paper. Is this paper not suitable for the Epson SC P-600?

A: The Epson Surecolor P600 does support this thickness, I would make sure you use the rear feeding tray, that is the one to use for thicker paper.

Q: 4. How soft is this lead? #2 #5?

A: The Rite in the Rain Mechanical Pencil Lead Refill is 1.3mm.

Q: 5. Which Black ink for this paper: Photo Black or Matt Black?

A: You can use both Photo or Matte ink with this paper.

Q: 6. Since it has a matte finish, I'm supposed to use matte black ink. What will happen if I use gloss black?

A: If you print with photo black on the print, the ink will not stick properly and it will be a mess. The black will also not look correct. The printer does not recognize the paper loaded into it so you must select the correct profile.

Q: 7. Can this paper be signed with a pen or pencil?

A: Yes, the Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper (13 x 19", 20 Sheets) can be signed on with a pen or pencil.

Q: 8. A reviewer mentions that this is glossy paper, but is it glossy or more like a semi-gloss?

A: It is a glossy paper but still allows you to see some texture of the paper.

Q: 9. Where are these made?

A: The ART M-Six Stereo Pencil Condenser Microphone (Matched Pair) are made in China.

Q: 10. Does this paper contain optical brighteners?

A: I haven't seen anything on the Hahnemuhle website concerning OBA's being used in the Fine Art Baryta papers, and while I have used this paper an awful lot, I have yet to notice any change in character for the paper. I really like the gamut available. If you're concerned about OBA's, I believe the Hahnemuhle Photo Silk Baryta is OBA free.. Also, I believe the Epson Glossy paper is OBA free - if not gluten free.