[Double] I love this paper. I'm an artist, focused on geometric pattern, mostly printed on Japanese papers the last few years. Inbe Thin is indeed very thin and delicate. It has a beautiful subtle texture.

[Bamboo] Early in my Photographic (FILM) Career I produced numerous GLOSSY PRIN TS for reproduction . I HAVE HAD IT WITHJ A GLOSSY LOOK and have chosen Hahnemuhle to best represent my Photographic Imagery!

[Bamboo] I love this paper. The white are bright, the feel is soft, colors pop, but the profile is bad. I use a Canon 8400 printer, the blacks block up with no detail. What is dark grey on my screen (Apple XBR) turns solid sooty black. To get a good print I have to back way off in photoshop and then hope for the best. This wastes a lot of paper. But when it works, the images are fantastic. Please fix the profile!!

[45.5 x 6.5 x 6"] The Hahnemühle profile P-800 I downloaded seemed very good. I’ll make my own profile and see if it makes any notable difference—I doubt that there will be one. The texture of the gloss surface could be characterized as “robust”—more textured than Photo Rag Baryta, for example, and presenting a good option among high quality papers. I’ll also note that it fed perfectly in the Epson printer.

[8.22 lb] When I first learned Hahnemuhle was coming out with yet another version of Baryta, I admit I was skeptical. How could it be any different or better than the Photo Rag Baryta or Pearl for fine art prints needing the color pop and rich blacks they provide? I was also concerned about. the slightly warmer white base and heavier glossy texture. But since I've become a big fan of the OBA-free sustainable Natural Line bamboo matte paper, I decided to give this a try. And WOW! There is simply nothing I've seen like it, and I've tested dozens of papers. Yes, the colors definitely pop and blacks are deep as they should be. But surprisingly the warm whites are barely noticeable (I shoot primarily color landscapes and nature subjects using an Epson P900). The baryta glossy texture is definitely the heaviest I've seen. But for me, the random application of the coating makes it a gorgeous game changer in such a way that the deep texture seems to add depth to the image. Which makes the reflectivity less of a distraction. Obviously this is all subjective, but it's definitely won me over as a totally unique next level baryta paper to add to my choices. And clients seem to love it.

[Double] I was looking for a paper with an even more earthy feel, Bamboo is a heavy paper, beautifully colored with a fair amount of texture. Simply lovely! It’s a must have for your projects.

[Bamboo] I have worked for years in the Photographic industry for many years. When I started out it wase for Newspapers, and Magazines. They demanded GLOSSY PRINTS. I STRONGLY DISLIKE THEM! I CHOSE THIS PAPER AS IT PROVIDES A BEAUTIFUL TONAL RANGE!

[110 gsm / 28 lb] This is a lovely heavyweight matte artist's paper with a beautiful subtle texture. Good shadow detail and excellent sharpness of prints for a matte paper. There definitely seems to be less ink diffusion with my HP Z9+ printer than on other matte papers like Arista II double weight matte from Freestyle Sales. Hahnemhle has done an excellent job engineering this paper for photographers.

[77%] As a young Professional Photographer I PRODUCED LOTS OF GLOLSSY PRINTS.

TODAY I PREFER THE LOOK THAT I GET FROM THIS PAPER AND SO DO MY CLIENTS!

[45.5 x 6.5 x 6"] I'm a retired Photographer who produces Fine Art Prints forConsumer Purchase. This Paper meets and exceeds my expectations.