Digital Camera Prints

[2.05 lb] I use the product to separate digital prints in a portfoliot

[89%] My favorite paper for digital prints. As close as it gets to looking like fiber paper

[Shoe Mount] I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

[378 gsm] Just what I was looking for. A nice canvas texture that works well for digital prints from my Epson.

[96 gsm / 24 lb] There is little doubt that using washi is for many a new experience. In general, prints rendered on washi have less contrast and saturation then prints produced on Western digital papers. Nevertheless, the subtleties of tone and color produced in prints on washi reveal nuances that heretofore might not be appreciated. Kozo has a unique surface structure and a subtle hand that reinforce the hand-made nature of washi. Gone is the gob smacked in your face HDR effect of prints on some Western papers and revealed is an artistic print that becomes addicting. Once digital printing artists use Awagami washi it is difficult to use anything else.

[Not applicable ] I started with 120+ rolls of film with 36 images each, over 40 years of my work that had never been archived. These 4x6 print sleeves are high quality, durable & with 3 ring binder holes. I was concerned with so many per page, quality that would not tear seams between pictures. I bought the 4 per page, 8 prints per page back to back, & they are durable. I will be ordering more to finish. I highly recommend this product. Although I am now all digital camera, I will still be ordering these for 4x6 prints made from my digital files.

[1.605 lb] Store 11 x 14 digital negatives and prints. Been using for decades, keep work safe and protected.

[Cotton Rag] When I started to make my own digital prints I was bothered by the fact that all the papers I was printing on seemed 'light weight'. I set about looking for a paper that I thought would feel like a serious medium for quality art work. The Hahnmuhle Photo Rag is that paper. At 310 grams it feels like a 'serious' paper and the prints look terrific.

[Purple] I print b&w, and often I am accused of making prints in a darkroom instead of a digital printer. I appreciate the depth and richness of this paper.

[20 x 16 x 0.4"] I always let my digital prints dry for 48 hours before I package them up and send them to buyers. After the first few hours, I put one of these tissue papers on top so the prints don't get any dust on them. I just weight the tissue down on the top and bottom edges a tad with whatever I have handy in my studio (little decorative stones, usually ha ha) so they don't float away. Works great. And I use the tissue in between prints when storing them.