The 60" x 49' roll of glossy Galerie Decor Canvas from Ilford is a cotton/polyester blend canvas with a natural tint designed to offer high performance professional photographic and decor art reproduction printing. The glossy surface enhances depth and tonality for more vivid colors and deep blacks. With its great stretchability and resistance to folding crack, this canvas is suitable for high volume printing and framing production.

Glossy Finish for Rich Color/Deep Blacks    High Resistance to Cracking/Scratches    High Stretchability    Nanoporous Coating    Fast Drying for High-Speed Printing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with Canon 4100?

A: Yes, this Epson Exhibition Canvas Matte Archival Inkjet Paper (44" x 40' Roll) is compatible with the Canon imagePROGRAF Pro-4100 Printer.

Q: 2. is there an icc profile for this canvas for the epson stylus 7600 using ultrachrome ink, photo black

A: Epson does not list an ICC profile for this paper on the 7600 printer on their website.

Q: 3. Can this canvas be used with my Epson 3880? Can you recommend procedure for loading and paper path? If paint is applied, does either oil paint or acrylic paint provide advantages? Does B and H carry canvas stretchers that work well for this product?I thank you in advance for your insighted

A: The R3880 does not have a roll option. It only accepts cut sheets 17x22 or smaller, nothing wider then 17 inches. We do carry stretcher bars. Here is the link: http://bhpho.to/Uxtk2GThere are no advantages with using either oil or acrylic paint.

Q: 4. Will this work on canon image pro 6000

A: The printer would be able to print on this roll, but you would not have any printer profile support for it .

Q: 5. Can this be used in an Epson SureColor P400?

A: Yes, the Epson Glossy Exhibition Canvas Archival Inkjet Paper can be used in a Surecolor P400.

Q: 6. what media type setting should use on my epson HD-15000 and Canon Pro 300 printers? thanks

A: The Inkpress Media Pro Glossy Canvas would use Premium Glossy for the Epson 15000 and Glossy Photo Paper for the Canon.

Q: 7. So, gloss canvas still has to be coated?

A: Coating a printed image is never required. It is optional but highly recommended for added protection.

Q: 8. What is the difference between Epson's Exhibition Canvas Matte and Exhibition Canvas Natural Matte? Are they for different uses?

A: They are for the same use. It depends on the tone of print you want. The Natural Canvas Matte has no optical brightening agents, so it's a warmer, more natural tone than the (standard) Canvas Matte. The Natural Canvas Matte is also not quite as heavy or thick, but that's not the primary distinction. If you want cooler-toned prints, buy the Canvas Matte, but if you want warmer-toned prints, buy the Natural Canvas Matte. Hope this helps.

Q: 9. hi wanted to know is prints on this canvas can al have to be stretched mounted or i can also glue it on a mat of a foam board?

A: Can do either way but stretching takes a bit of skill. B&H does have some stretcher bars that are easy though. I like putting the canvas on gator board then placing in a frame with no glass needed. Very sharp looking

Q: 10. Is this canvas compatible with an Epson P5000?

A: Yes! It should only be fed manually through the top.