[2.685 lb] The Gloss on this canvas makes it look outstanding & it is easy to bend compared to metallic/glossy type canvas. Highly recommended!

[50x Sheet Paper] As stated in my previous review of this paper, the Innova Exhibition Cotton Gloss paper is my "go to" paper for landscapes.� There are other cotton gloss papers from which to chose.� However, the Innova is free of OBAs and the surface texture is such that additional depth and dimensionality are present in the final print. For those serious about printing the Innova Exhibition Cotton Gloss deserves serious consideration.

[Glossy] I print my artwork on this paper using my Epson sure color p900. Color is true.

[Glossy] Just the right amount of metallic sheen without excessive gloss. Really great looking paper!

[Glossy] I wanted a paper that would give me nice deep blacks rather than the brownish tones I was seeing with other Baryta papers. This one delivered very nicely. I would recommend. I'm using an Epson R3000 printer.

[50x Sheet Paper] I don't know why this paper is not more popular but it an excellent baryta paper, in all respects very much like the now discontinued Canson Baryta Photographique (the original version) and Epson Legacy Baryta (original version). It's next to impossible to distinguish the Innova paper from the other two mentioned, except for perhaps a very slight difference in surface finish (and I'm not sure about that). For people wanting a successor baryta paper to the other two, this seems to be it and, at least for now, it appears to be readily available from Innova's American warehouse in one of the northeast states, although not always in stock at B&H . David Kaufman

[50x Sheet Paper] There is a universe of excellent cotton digital printing papers.� However, IMO the Innova ECG is special.� Of course there are no OBAs and the paper is 100% cotton with a heft and hand that is extremely satisfying...nothing flimsy� here!� The paper is slightly to the warm side and hence will complement those landscape images that will benefit from a warmer tone.� What makes the paper special is the unique coating that to my eyes adds depth and presence to one's prints.� That is not to denigrate the quality of other cotton papers, but simply to point out that those seeking a special sense of dimensionality will find that prints made with the Innova ECG have to my eyes the special "look" that I find unique.� The paper is well packed with interleaving sheets and is easy to handle.� The ICC profile from Innova is I believe relatively new and works well with my P800.� Indeed, I have not found the need to have "personal ICC profiles" constructed.� IMO the paper is worth the small additional cost.

[50x Sheet Paper] I use Innova FibaPrint White Matte for all my black and white fine art prints. I use an Epson 4800 (hence 17 width roll) converted to a K7 machine using Jon Cone's Piezography inks. After dry down I use liquid laminate to give my prints that true air dried fiber print look.

[2.685 lb] Innova paper produces exceptional products that are consistently excellent and as far as I know not available from any third party repackagers.


Among the Editions line of professional papers, the Innova Etching Cotton Rag using the Innova ICC profiles on my Epson P 800 produces prints with excellent color separation andDMax. The slight surface texture is perfect. Along with the Innova Fabriano Artistico type 107 which is more textured and to me slightly warmer one has access to two of the best matte papers available.


I use both papers consistently and find that these two papers are among the matte papers that I will reach for first when I desire to make a print for sale or to offer as a gift.

[Glossy] This paper produce very special photographic high quality prints. The thickness of the paper is very important and thick. It is my choice for archival photographic prints with a non glossy surface.