Using a 100% cotton rag base reminiscent of traditional watercolor paper thanks to a heavily textured surface, Watercolor Rag 310 Inkjet Photo Paper from PermaJetUSA will appeal to artists and photographers looking for a unique matte paper for their work. Available here in a 25-pack of A4 sheets, this 310 gsm paper is an excellent choice for a variety of subjects. It also measures a very thick 0.5mm and forgoes the use of optical brightening agents to maximize longevity. The paper is OBA free and has a whiteness of 94.9%.

100% Cotton    Matte Textured Surface    Compatible with Dye and Pigment Inks    Single-Sided, Water-Resistant    Acid Free    Natural White Base    Basis Weight: 310 gsm    OBA Free    Works with Any Inkjet Printer

Traditional artwork reproductions such as water colors or textured substrates

Fine art photography that would benefit from a textured surface

Long lasting prints that require the highest level of archival stability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the Epson Metallic Luster paper be used on injet or laser printers?

A: It is only compatible on inkjet printers.

Q: 2. Dual-sized for printing?

A: Yes the Moab Entrada Rag Bright 190 Paper is double sided so it can be printed on both sides.

Q: 3. Does this paper stretch and shrink with changes in temperature or humidity?

A: it should not stretch or shrink with temp or humidity changes./

Q: 4. Does this paper is good for pigment ink, the majority of this paper that I have come a crosse are for dye ink.

A: The Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster is both pigment and dye ink compatible.

Q: 5. does S045598 work with the epson 3800 printer inks?

A: Yes it works fine with the Epson ink, I have noticed is has a very nice look, We take pictures of machinery and it has a very good look, I plan to try on portraits but not sure how skin tone will look with this paper. I like and plan to continue using this paper with my Epson 3800

Q: 6. This might be a challenge! I use Capture One Pro with Canon's Pixma Pro-100. the Profiles are loaded in C1. When using LU-101, it gives me 2 profiles: "3 photo paper pro luster" and "1/2 photo paper pro luster". What the heck is the difference? The "3" versus the "1/2" has me flummoxed.

A: The difference is related to the quality that you selected in the driver. Lower numbers are higher quality. The idea is to match the quality you selected in the drive dialog with the appropriate profile.

Q: 7. Can I get 12X18 photo paper?

A: I am pretty certain the standard sizes for photo paper are 13x19, 4x6, 8x10, 8.5x11. I imagine you would have to cut and inch off each side of 13x19 to get 12x18.

Q: 8. Which side is the correct one?

A: The side to print on is the shiny one. The direction you load it depends on your printer.

Q: 9. Does this paper work with the Epson R2400 printer?

A: You MUST call Epson. I have the1400 and it turns out that I could not. Looking at the website for the paper can be misleading, so call them before you buy.

Q: 10. What does the C represent?

A: US C refers to the paper size. In this case 17x22