A 100% cotton rag paper, Epson Velvet Fine Art provides a classic and high-end feel for your images. Using the Enhanced Matte coating, printmakers will enjoy a unique textured surface. Also, the paper features a basis weight of 260 gsm and a thickness of 19 mil. Along with this the paper has a rated opacity of 97% and a brightness of 94%. Designed to last, the paper is both acid free and pH buffered.

This paper is available as a 20-pack of 13 x 19" sheets.

100% Cotton Rag Material    Basis Weight: 260 gsm    Thickness: 19 mil    Opacity: 97%    Brightness: 94%    Enhanced Matte Coating    Acid Free and pH Buffered    Surface Finish: Textured Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Just want to know if the Perfection V600's software allows for batch photo copying? My current and old Epson scanner does not, so it is one photo at a time at a time. Well, I can scan the whole bed, and then extract the pics, but I have seen scanners that scan the whole page and then neatly save as many pics as you can get on the screen comfortably. I am a genealogy buff and am looking for a quality scanner that will speed up digitizing my vast amount of old pics. Thanks for your help with this. If you sell a model that does this better, please let me know. I have had good luck with Epson as since they became available I have owned 2. I do have Canon cameras so I also like that brand as well. thanks

A: The Epson V600 comes with film holders that will allow the user to scan up to 2 strips of 6 35mm film frames or 4 35mm mounted slides, at one time. The software will allow the user to name each frame with its own number.

Q: 2. Can this scanner scan 6x7 Medium Format film? are there 6x7 format film adapters?

A: It will fit the 6x7 film. The adapter is universal between 6x6 and 6x7. You can only scan two 6x7 at a time but you can do it. It was designed to perfectly fit 3 6x6 negatives.

Q: 3. It looks like this scanner scans 4 35mm slides at a time. What are the image dimensions of each individual slide after the scan?

A: The resolution can be selected as well as the film type before you actually scan the slide, with the largest resolution being 6400 x 9600 dpi.

Q: 4. Does this scan 3x5 negatives?

A: This scanner will scan 3x5 negatives but you will have to most probably create a mask from matte board to block out any extraneous light.

Q: 5. Is it possible to install the software on a computer without a CD-ROM drive (i.e. the latest version of iMac and Macbooks)?

A: Yes, actually nearly all software for recent-vintage peripherals is available from manufacturers' download sites. So you DO need internet access for a download, but a CD-ROM drive is not necessary. You can also download users' manuals. Go to Epsonn's website. I tried to include the URL, but B&H prevented me from providing it.

Q: 6. I want to scan my 35mm panorama negatives taken with a Widelux panorama camera. Each negative strip is the same size as any other 35mm negative strip, but each negative frame in a strip is wider than a standard 35mm negative because it is a panorama. Each negative frame is 24mm x 58mm, which is wider than a standard negative frame. My question is, will the V600 scanner recognize that each of my negative frames are not the standard size? I have a Nikon Cool Scan scanner and it has a default setting that only accepts standard negative frames and when scanning my panorama negatives it automatically divides my panorama negatives into two files rather than one.

A: V600 handles only standard 35 mm negatives. Search the HP Photosmart S20. Some reviewers mentioned it'll handle 35mm frames of arbitrary length, up to the equivalent of 5 standard frames (about 7 inches).

Q: 7. will it scan 4 x 5 inch negative?

A: The short answer is no. The negative scanner light source isn't wide enough to scan 4x5; can handle medium format film, but nothing wider. The long answer is that you CAN scan larger film- but only with serious effort. It's a DIY solution, requiring repositioning your film, multiple passes and stitching in Photoshop. Of course there's also no holder for film larger than 120. That said, I HAVE scanned sheet film with it, but practically I would look elsewhere.

Q: 8. does the barrel move when focusing?

A: The barrel of this lens does move when manually focusing.

Q: 9. As the software is on CD and I don't own one how else can I get the software on my computer? Is it all available on the Epson site?

A: Yes, the software drivers and firmware would be available for download via this attached link ---- https://bit.ly/3vibcLV

Q: 10. hoe fast can it scan 8x10 at 300 dpi?

A: The time may vary depending on your computer and various settings in the software but I timed 31sec for a color photo 8x10 scan at 300dpi with no features turned such as no unsharp mask, no dust correction and no descreening.