9 12 Construction Paper

[1x Reflector] Being able to light my face at 4 feet at 9% power means that I'm pretty sure this bad boy is able to light my face through time and space and beyond. Also tungsten or daylight. Whew.

[1x Film Roll] Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

[0.29 lb] I've used RRS for around 12 years. Comparatively expensive but excellent designs and construction.

[Universal] Nice and snug around our Mackie ProFX 12. The construction feels solid and the zippers seem like they will hold up for the long haul.

[59 lb] These are a stout beast. Sturdy and tough. Excellent construction. Holds a 12x 12 with no worries

[Single] I live this paper. It looks beautiful and has a fantastically wife gamut with my canon 12 color printer (I make my own icc profiles). I do wish the 44 was a stock item to get it faster, but worth the wait.

[Matte, textured] I have been using this paper for 12 years. It is a bright paper and prints colors beautifully. I have never noticed any fading and I work in very bright colors. I print art that is very poppy and graphic, not photography. Paper has a wonderful rich, slightly textured feel. The only drawback for me is the heaviness of the paper for rolling into tubes but it isn't as heavy as some of these types of paper.

[94%] I've used this paper for over 12 years with no yellowing or graying. When using the Ultrachrome ink, fading is nonexistent, making it my go to paper.

[High-Coercivity] I recently got into printing after 12 years of serious photography, and I started by sampling about 30-40 different papers. This is one of the top papers that immediately stood out. The semi-gloss finish has all the depth, contrast and color saturation of a fine gloss/semi-gloss paper, but with a very subtle pearl sheen and not a lot of reflectance. The paper feels great in the hand and the surface is beautifully lightly textured. Prints have depth and great color and contrast without the hard 'bite' of a baryta paper. As such, this is my go-to paper for landscape images due to the detail, color and depth but with a gentle tonal rolloff that really looks beautiful.

[92.1%] I have been using this paper for 12 years. It is a bright paper and prints colors beautifully. I have never noticed any fading and I work in very bright colors. I print art that is very poppy and graphic, not photography. Paper has a wonderful rich, slightly textured feel. The only drawback for me is the heaviness of the paper for rolling into tubes but it isn't as heavy as some of these types of paper.