With a soft grain etching texture, Photo Cotton Rag from Innova will add a bit more feeling to your prints. Available here as a 25-pack of 17 x 22" sheets, this 315 gsm fourdrinier-made cotton paper offers an excellent feel, in part thanks to an 18.1 mil thickness. It also will provide vivid colors and high contrast with a brightness of 86% and a whiteness of 109%. It manages this without any optical brightening agents and is both acid and lignin free to maximize longevity.

Fourdrinier-Made 100% Cotton Rag Base    Soft Grain Etching Texture    Basis Weight: 315 gsm    Thickness: 18.1 mil    Brightness: 86%    Whiteness: 109%    No Optical Brightening Agents    Acid and Lignin Free    Surface Finish: Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this paper need a UV Spray Protector after printing to set the dye ink (not pigment) and keep it from smudging?

A: Moab Entrada Rag Bright 190 Paper (4 x 6", 50 Sheets) (B&H# MOEB1904650) doe not require the addition of a UV spray protectant in order to set normal inkjet dye ink. Just be sure to let the ink dry before handling.

Q: 2. Is the finish completely smooth or is there a texture or stipple pattern? Canson's Infinity Baryta is almost completely smooth which makes the paper look like RC paper.

A: Slight texture and it very much has the look and feel of a traditional fiber paper ... definitely not like RC. To my eye the paper is slightly warm. It prints beautifully, both color and B&W, and has become my primary exhibition paper for my personal work.

Q: 3. how about the P600?

A: Yes, this paper would work with the Epson P600 printer.

Q: 4. does this paper compatible with Epson R3000 printer?

A: Not sure, but works well with the Pro-3800

Q: 5. Is this good for printing on epson p 800?I am not sure which canvas to buy to print my photographs as there are so many types. Please advice

A: Great canvas. Make sure to download the Paper profile from Epson for your printer. Then load the profile. Print a test strip. Then print your photos. Make sure to also use a special top coat on the canvas for protection. B&H has the top coat that you can purchase. Also very important, read the instructions sheet that comes with the canvas.

Q: 6. Does the 13x19 sheet size run short grain or long grain?

A: For the most part all the 13x19 Entrada is converted Grain Short as this produces the best yields from the jumbo rolls. Embedded in the lot # stamp of each Moab box are the letters GL (Grain Long) or GS (Grain Short)

Q: 7. Can this paper be used with an Epson R2880 printer?

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

Q: 8. 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: 9. Where can I find IIC profiles for this paper and a Epson 3880?

A: Try the Pixel Genius website. I just downloaded the free profile. Since I am not allowed to put the link here, search on Pixel Genius Epson Exhibition Fiber.

Q: 10. Is the paper grain parallel to the short side or the long side? Apparently the label is marked GS if it is short grain.

A: There is no way we can know in advance what batch we'll get from Moab, but yes if it has a GS it will mean 'short grain'. Moab cuts the paper from a roll & it depends how they slice it up. Although the paper is smooth people that want to fold the paper (i.e. for cards) would be very specific in the grain direction so the paper folds smoothly.