Realize the full potential of your digital darkroom with this 25-sheet pack of 17 x 22" FineArt Baryta Satin Paper from Hahnemuehle. It has a 100% alpha cellulose base with a baryta (barium sulphate) coating that is reminiscent of traditional darkroom papers. This coating also works with the microporous ink-receiving layer for exceptional image sharpness with a wide color gamut and high Dmax. This makes the heavy 300 gsm paper well-suited for black & white imaging as well as color photography and fine art reproduction.

The paper itself benefits from the heft of a 14.6 mil thickness, an opacity of 98%, and a whiteness rated at 92%. This white coloration is achieved without the use of optical brightening agents for longevity. The paper is also acid free and calcium carbonate buffered for further longevity and is easy to handle thanks to its instant drying and very high water resistance. Additionally, it has a smooth satin-gloss surface finish.

100% Alpha Cellulose Base Material    Barium Sulphate Baryta Coating    Basis Weight: 300 gsm    Thickness: 14.6 mil    Opacity: 98%    Whiteness: 92%    No Optical Brightening Agents    Acid Free; Calcium Carbonate Buffered    Instant Drying; High Water Resistance    Surface Finish: Satin-Gloss

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this paper have an ICC profile for Photoshop?

A: Printer profiles for the Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II to be used in Photoshop can be found here: https://www.canson-infinity.com/en/icc-profiles?fp=2727

Q: 2. is this epson 3880 compatible?

A: You can use the Baryta FB 17 x 22 Paper with the Epson 3880 printer, yes. You can get the ICC profile from Hahnemuhles site.

Q: 3. What's the single sided equivalent of this paper? It has more texture than the ultra smooth but less than the standard photo rag. Just wondering because I love this paper but don't need double sided. Thanks!

A: The Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White would be the most similar single sided option: https://bhpho.to/3HYbbGg

Q: 4. This looks intriguing. Is it special purpose paper? One review mentions an adhesive. What are the prints meant to be attached to? Thanks.

A: It's the same as the full sized paper sheets or rolls. The only thing is due to the thickness of this paper & small size,, you might have to manual feed it in the larger printers (those that take up to 13x19 & above). Being so the manual feed won't recognize the 4x6 therefore you need to mount iton a larger paper. Please note this paper wont fit into the small all in one photo printers due to its thickness.

Q: 5. Can this paper be used with an Epson R2880 printer?

A: Yes. I have done so. Very good.

Q: 6. Which LR print settings do you use to avoid white borders? (I've tried various settings but always get a sliver of a white border on one or two sides.) Thanks!

A: We recommend that you contact Adobe support. https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html?promoid=RGJ8NLP8&mv=other

Q: 7. Does this roll paper have much 'curl' to it? Some of the heavier papers are almost unusable when I get near the end of the roll (Epson 4880). Thanks.

A: Yes, the Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin Paper (17" x 39' Roll) BH #HAFABS31017 has "curl".

Q: 8. After printing on this paper, do you use any kind of finisher or sealant to protect the print? If it matters, I'll be using an Epson surecolor printer and manufacturer pigments.

A: It is not necessary to use any finisher or sealant to ensure longevity of a print printed on the Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II paper. If you plan on having this displayed uncovered for a long period of time, you may want to use something. But for most standard usage this is not necessary.

Q: 9. Can this paper be used in a Canon Pixma Pro 9000 Mark ii printer?

A: Your printer specs show handling paper to 1.2 thickness and the Moab description on this paper lists .41 so you should be fine. I have an Epson printer, but I looked up specs on your printer. Be sure to use the proper icc profile. If Moab offers one for your printer that is a further indication there should be no issues in your use of it.

Q: 10. What is the mil of this fine art paper?

A: It is about 19mil.