This 25-sheet pack of 13 x 19" Agave FineArt InkJet Paper from Hahnemuhle offers a new and unique option for fine-art photographers. Featuring a 290 gsm basis weight, 70% of this environmentally friendly paper is made from agave sisal fibers. The base material stands out with its bright white natural tone and does not contain optical brighteners, while the rough, yet delicate surface texture, gives the subject an intriguing sense of depth with a soft and pleasant feel. Compatible with pigment and dye inkjet systems, the paper has a premium inkjet matte coating for print results with excellent color, detail, and contrast, and the agave paper is also acid- and lignin-free for high age resistance suitable for galleries and museums.

Basis Weight: 290 gsm    70% Agave Fiber    30% Cotton    Environmentally Friendly

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. A client wants to know about this paper's longevity? What can I tell him?

A: As with most good quality fine art inkjet papers, their archival longevity typically exceeds 30 years. In some of Hahnemuhle's products, the lifespan of a print can be upwards of 200 years. While we couldn't find any archival testing results from them on the Matt Fiber Duo, proper use-case will ensure your prints will last many, many years. For best results, please follow typical archival guidelines, and see Hahnemuhle's website on longevity here: https://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/longevity.html

Q: 2. How accurate is the white and is there a color shift regardless of printer?

A: The Photo Luster 290 Inkjet is 110% white and the image will fade over time, unless using a glaze that rejects UV light.

Q: 3. Would this be appropriate paper to use with the Canon PIXMA iP8720?

A: Most of the papers will not work. The printer cannot handle papers that weight more than 200 GSM.

Q: 4. I was wondering if this paper is short grain or long grain.

A: The Canson Infinity Rag Photographique Duo Paper is short grain.

Q: 5. does this paper have optical whiteners/brighteners?

A: Hello,No. This paper is free of optical brightening agents. It is designed for artists and photographers using inkjet technology. It is a very very great paper, top quality. I have made over 100 Black and white photos with this one and the results are beautiful. I hope this answer will be helpul for you. Happy Holidays! Bernard, from Qubec, Canada

Q: 6. How do this compare with the Epson Platine?

A: The Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag Paper (8.5 x 11", 25 Sheets) has 89.12% whiteness and high water resistance. The Epson Legacy Platine Paper has 82% whiteness.

Q: 7. Is this paper archival?

A: The Moab Juniper Baryta Rag 305 Paper features a 100% cotton fiber base and no optical brightening agents for maximum longevity. Yes, this paper is archival.

Q: 8. Is it long-grained or short-grained?

A: Hi Philip, Most of the Moab 13x19 (A3+) sheet sizes are Grain Short. The grain direction is indicated on the reverse side of the Moab label. Embedded within the lot number are the letters GS or GL, indicating Grain Short or Grain Long

Q: 9. Where do I find the ICC Profile for this paper? I have an iMac and an Epson R2880

A: You can find the ICC profiles on Hahnemuhle's website at this link:http://www.hahnemuehle.com/en/digital-fineart/icc-profiles.htmlThere is a drop down menu that allows you to select your printer brand, model and the paper type. Once you have selected your printer and paper, you will be able to download the profiles.

Q: 10. Is the paper grain parallel to the short side or the long side?

A: Canson Infinity Rag Photographique Duo 220gsm, is grain short (grain direction is aligned with the shortest dimension of the sheet) to facilitate potentially folding pages when presented horizontally.