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Innova Exhibition Photo Baryta (17" X 50' Roll)

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Featuring a true barium sulphate coating and Crystal Layer Coating technology that provide a surface reminiscent of traditional photographic papers, Exhibition Photo Baryta from Innova will provide photographers and artists with a beautiful smooth gloss finish that will be ideal for many prints. Available here as a 17" x 50' roll, this 310 gsm paper also features a thickness of 12.4 mil, a brightness of 96%, and a whiteness of 100%. Additionally, it is both acid and lignin free for longevity.

100% Alpha Cellulose Base Barium Sulphate Coating Basis Weight: 310 gsm Thickness: 12.4 mil Brightness: 96% Whiteness: 100% Acid and Lignin Free Surface Finish: Smooth Gloss

Parameters
Item Type	1x Paper Roll
Size	17" x 50' / 43.2 cm x 15.2 m
Surface Finish	Glossy
Basis Weight	310 gsm
Thickness	12.4 mil / 315 µm
Materials	Alpha Cellulose
Single/Double-Sided	Single
Whiteness	100%
Brightness	96%
OBA Content	No
Storage Conditions	59 to 68°F / 15 to 20°C at 40 to 60% Humidity
Packaging Info
Package Weight	5.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	19.5 x 5.3 x 5.3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello I would like to know if it is compatible with the Canon Pro 4000 printer?. thanks

A: The Epson Glossy Exhibition Canvas Archival Inkjet Paper ill fit in a Canon Pro4000 printer but there are no ICC profiles available. You can either use a similar Canon profile or create your own custom paper profile.

Q: 2. Will this feed into a SureColor P900 using the roll adapter? I've heard few papers actually work well in the adapter.

A: Yes, the Epson Exhibition Canvas Satin Archival Inkjet Paper (17" x 40' Roll) BH #EPECS1740 is compatible with the P900.

Q: 3. 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: 4. 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: 5. Is Epson Exhibition Canvas Satin Archival Paper compatible with the Epson P6000 printer?

A: yes

Q: 6. What kind of coating should I use?

A: I would recommend this Hahnemuhle satin: https://bhpho.to/3vXdFeM

Q: 7. 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: 8. Is this compatible with an archival pigment printer like the canon pro-4100?

A: Yes, the Epson Exhibition Canvas Satin Archival Inkjet Paper can be printed on with the Canon imagePROGRAF Pro-4100 Printer and similar printers.

Q: 9. Is Epson Exhibition Canvas Satin Archival Inkjet Paper compatible with the Epson L1800 printer?

A: The L1800 is not sold in the US but based on the specifications, the L1800 cannot take rolls. You can use these sheets instead: https://bhpho.to/3wReq9J

Q: 10. I have a Canon Pro 10 and would naturally like to know how well this paper works with pigments?

A: You should have no problems with this paper on your Cannon Pro 10. It's now my preferred paper for enlarged prints for framing, using my Epson Stylus Pro 4800. Moab discontinued their Colorado Satine paper, and this paper proved to be the closes match with the Hahnemuhle being a little thicker @ 300 gsm. Being a Baryta paper, it still retains a very clean white base compared to other brands that I tested with 8.5X11 sheets. Compared to the Moab, side by side, it has just a very slight Baryta (warm tone) tint. Moab's Juniper Baryta Rag (305 gsm) is their new paper that replaced the Colorado, didn't cut it. It's to warm and has a sheen and texture that not normal for a Semi Gloss/Satine surface. Long story short, setup the paper profile, color calibrate your monitor, and test before printing larger sizes. You'll like this paper.

J David	12/09/2024
I've just started printing with the Photographique II paper and must say it is now my favorite paper. The surface has a beautiful sheen with the slightest texture you can see with sidelight. While I haven't done any technical testing of the paper, the blacks are rich and the color seems slightly more vibrant than some other papers I have used. I use a color-managed process (much like any good printer would do) and I find it comes closer to matching my NEC monitor than anything else I've used thus far (Exhibition Fiber, Innova Fibaprint, Museo, etc. - though these are excellent papers YMMV). I due like Hahnemule Photorag, and highly recommend that as well if you like a more stippled surface. Personally, I prefer the smoother surface or Phgoitographique but may love the Hahnemuhle paper. Whichever you choose, be sure to stick with it for a while to learn what it can and cannot do. I'm still at the beginning of my exploration of the Canson offering, but so far in love. 5

Jimmy	16/07/2024
I like the fact that this is 100% acid free paper and has a nice surface, giving the photograph a punchy look. Works perfectly in color or Black and White. 5