Offered here in a 17" x 49.2' roll, this FB Pearl 300 Paper from PermaJet has a fine-art pearl finish reminiscent of a silver halide fiber-based print. Compatible with both dye and pigment inks, the FB Pearl 300 is ideal for both color and monochrome reproductions. An excellent replacement product for the older FB Satin 310, this acid-free paper provides an alpha cellulose base that has been internally buffered to enhance fade resistance. It delivers high contrast, rich blacks, plus exceptional D-Max and color gamut. It features a wide tonal range with sharp details.

Fiber Base with Baryta Coating    Basis Weight: 300 gsm    Thickness: 13.4 mil    Whiteness: 94%    Surface Finish: Pearl    For Dye and Pigment Inks

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this paper White or Natural??

A: It is natural and no OBAs are used.

Q: 2. Is this product archival? Acid free?

A: No, that paper is not archival.

Q: 3. Which icc profile do I use on the EPSON SURECOLOR P7000 and where can I find it?

A: When using the Epson Singleweight Matte Inkjet Paper with the Epson Surecolor P7000, you can choose the paper directly from the Paper choice list in your Epson printer. No additional ICC profile is needed. It is built into the printer.

Q: 4. What is the printer paper setting for Pro-2100?

A: The nominal setting would be any of the closest to Matte Heavyweight.

Q: 5. what printer do you recommend for this paper?

A: A high quality inkjet photo printer i.e. Epson P700/900 & above, Canon Pro 10/100/1000/300 & above.

Q: 6. Can I print on this paper with my Canon ipf 8400?

A: The FUJIFILM Fujicolor Crystal Archive Digital Pearl Paper (30" x 170' Roll) is darkroom photographic paper. It will not work on the Canon ipf 8400 printer.

Q: 7. Is this the same as Hahnemuhle Platine?

A: The Epson Legacy Platine paper is intended for giclée printing while retaining a darkroom aesthetic. The Hahnemuhle Platine paper has no sizing, which makes it inadequate for inkjet printing, and is mostly for platinum or alternative printing processes. Based on your use case, your mileage may vary.

Q: 8. Q1: What is the diameter of the (cardboard?) tube at the center of the roll? Q2: How difficult is it to remove the curl of this thick paper & what method or tool do you use to do the flattening? Q3: What tips do you have to feed the paper into the printer without getting a feed error?

A: Besides the core diameter size, you also want to keep in mind the paper weight and to confirm that your printer is compatible to print this paper.

Q: 9. what's the best photo paper for fine art printing? Looking for soft blacks

A: The Legacy Platine will give you deep blacks and an excellent tonal range in the shadows and soft smooth transitions..

Q: 10. How do Epson papers fair with Canon inks? Any issues with bonding?

A: It would work, but there wouldn't be anny Epson ICC profiles for a Canon printer, so you would not be getting the best possible results from the paper