Innova Etching Cotton Rag 8.5X11 50 Sheets

Innova Etching Cotton Rag 8.5x11 50 Sheets

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With a soft grain etching texture, Innova Etching Cotton Rag 8.5x11 50 Sheetsfrom Innova Etching Cotton Rag 8.5x11 50 Sheetswill add a bit more feeling to your prints. Available here as a 50-pack of 8.5 x 11" sheets, this 315 gsm fourdrinier-made cotton paper offers an excellent feel, in part thanks to an 18.1 mil thickness. It also will provide vivid colors and high contrast with a brightness of 86% and a whiteness of 109%. It manages this without any optical brightening agents and is both acid and lignin free to maximize longevity.

Fourdrinier-Made 100% Cotton Rag Base Soft Grain Etching Texture Basis Weight: 315 gsm Thickness: 18.1 mil Brightness: 86% Whiteness: 109% No Optical Brightening Agents Acid and Lignin Free Surface Finish: Matte

Parameters
Item Type	50x Sheet Paper
Size	8.5 x 11" / 21.6 x 27.9 cm
Materials	Cotton Rag

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are both sides of the sheet "Photo Rag Satin" or is it only on one side?

A: The Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Satin (8.5 x 11", 25 Sheets), BH #HAPRSL25, has only one side for printing.

Q: 2. Hi, what media type should i use with an epson p600 printer?. the icc profile says eam media type, but i dont know what it means. The ilford website did not answer my question, this is why i am asking here. Thanks.

A: EAM stands for Epson Archival Matte. This is the correct media type choice for this printer. To download the ICC profile for the Ilford GALERIE Prestige Textured Cotton Rag Paper, go to this link: http://bit.ly/1RPJYVb

Q: 3. With the Canon Pro-100 printer, does the paper need to be fed through the manual feed tray?

A: That would be best, yes.

Q: 4. Hello Can I paint with watercolours on the Fabriano rag paper ? It is a good surface to paint on it? Sabrina Garrasi, a watercolour artist, told me that the paper she uses in her paintings is Fabriano rag paper. I am not sure what paper is she referring to. Could you clarify this for me ? Thank you very much Raquel

A: To create traditional watercolour paintings you will need to use the original Fabriano watercolour paper. I would think that most arts and craft stores will stock this paper but I believe you can find a list of distributors on the Fabriano website: https://www.fabriano.com The Fabriano papers in the Innova Editions range are coated for inkjet printing so would not be suitable for watercolour painting. However, they may be something to look at again if your customer decides to sell print editions of any of their watercolours: the Innova Editions Fabriano papers share the same base as the original Fabriano papers for traditional watercolour work. This makes them a good option for inkjet reproductions of traditional watercolours originally painted on Fabriano surfaces.

Q: 5. How many sheets in the box?

A: 25 sheets are included in one box.

Q: 6. Is there a printing guide on this paper? There's always dark edge when I print them. I tried every method I found online and cleaned my printer multiple times, it still smudges. It didn't happen to other paper I use.

A: If you haven't yet, I would recommend downloading the ICC profiles for the paper to ensure the best printing results. https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/fineart-media/matt-fineart-textured/p/Product/show/9/14.html I would also keep in mind that your printer must be able to support the weight of this paper, it is thicker than most.

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. Would dye or pigment inks be better suited for this paper?

A: Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper is compatible with both pigmented and dye inkjet systems and is ideal for photo and fine art reproduction.

Q: 9. Do you think there is too much texture for 15" headshots in this paper? Would the Fibre be a better choice?

A: It is a matter of opinion if a paper has too much texture or not so I recommend testing a smaller size first such as this 8.5x11: https://bhpho.to/474yyYQ

Q: 10. It says nothing about how many sheets per box...

A: Under Specifications there are 25 sheets.

Thomas	27/09/2024
[50x Sheet Paper] This is one of the finest matte papers made. The tooth is minimal but enough to give the look and feel of an ink in the paper rather than merely on it. The detail and color depth are superb. If one prefers a matte paper this one is superior. (It is worth repeating the general advice that prints on this surface look even better under glass.) 5

anyonymous	23/09/2024
[50x Sheet Paper] Excellent for fine art prints 5

Paul	18/08/2024
[Cotton Rag] Canson's Platine paper has been my paper of choice for B&W printing for years. Deep and rich blacks, wonderful tonal separation. I have not found a paper that is it's equal. 5

James	13/08/2024
[Cotton Rag] I use this paper for 90 percent of my fine art work. It has just enough texture so as not to be totally smooth like the other paper I use which is Epson's Hot Press Bright. 5

Donald	02/08/2024
[Cotton Rag] Very nice paper, use in my Epson P-800. Especiall;y good with B&W 5

Thomas	07/07/2024
[50x Sheet Paper] If you want a matte paper with a gentle texture that yields prints that look like the ink is in rather than on the surface this is an excellent choice. There are no OBA's, it has a white finish rather than warm white and it produces a full color range with rich blacks and whites. Highly recommended 5

Alan	05/06/2024
[Cotton Rag] This Etching Rag is fantastic! With its properties of being absorbent, a thickness supreme, and a texture that only hints of being there... I have used it for inkjet printing, or as a Polaroid emulsion lift base, the quality is there. 5

Robert	18/05/2024
[Cotton Rag] Produces beautiful monochromes. The paper has just enough tooth/texture to make it interesting - much less than watercolor paper. Blacks are deep. Whites are bright. In-betweens are all there. Impressive, elegant prints in hand, with a sense of depth. 5