Offered here in a 60" x 50' roll, the Baryta Photographique II from Canson Infinity offers you the ability to create a photograph with the true look and feel of a traditional darkroom print. It features a 100% barium sulphate layer, which offers exceptional contrast and detail as well as a wide color gamut. The paper also provides a high D-Max to produce black and white images with depth and clarity and color images with vibrancy and intensity. Additionally, this media has a structured surface aspect which is similar to the traditional fiber-based darkroom papers and it has a pleasing luster finish.

100% Alpha-Cellulose    310 gsm    100% Barium Sulphate Layer    Acid Free

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the Baryta any easier to de-curl and dry mount than the rolls of Canson Platine? It’s the same weight but 1mm thinner.

A: The 1mm thickness difference in the Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II paper roll will give you marginal differences in curling.

Q: 2. is this paper archival?

A: No, the Canson Infinity PhotoGloss Premium RC Paper is not archival.

Q: 3. I cannot find an ICC Profile for this paper. I'm printing on Epson 9900, any suggestions?

A: There is no ICC profile made for this paper. As per the manufacturer: A heavyweight coated setting is recommended as a starting point. However, a custom ICC profile is ideal for optimal results .

Q: 4. Will this fit on the Canon iPF8400SE?

A: Yes it is compatible.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with the Canon TM-200 36"?

A: Yes, the Kodak Water-Resistant Removable Vinyl Inkjet Paper (36" x 60' Roll) is fully compatible with the Canon imagePROGRAF TM-300 36" Large-Format Inkjet Printer.

Q: 6. Is there a gloss (lustre) differential between the unprinted (white) areas and the printed areas? I like Museo Silver Rag because it does not exhibit this differential, but the paper is very expensive.

A: I don't remember any gloss difference; however I bought this paper for testing to replace Ilford smooth pearl after Ilford went bankrupt. My go to art paper is Canson platine. I use these mid priced luster papers for printing photo exhibits for my law practice and law firm. I assumed that the Canson paper would be OK and consistent from lot to lot. This Canson paper was better than epson luster but lacked the contrast/ pop and feel of the Ilford(310gsm instead of 270) that really seems to impress both Jurors and Judges.

Q: 7. Does anyone know what Canon printer settings (PROGRAF PRO-1000) to use for this paper? Because they're competitors, there's no ICC profile, but there should be a standard setting that should work.

A: Go on Epsom's site, find out the Media Type and paper profile, the compare with a similar paper that Canon makes. Input those settings and you should be fine. It might be wise to buy a box of 8 1/2 x 11 Cold Press to do test prints on until you dial your settings in. I did that when I printed my portfolio. Best of Luck.

Q: 8. 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: 9. How many inches is the roll core? Going to be printing on a Epson 9900 printer and want to make sure it fits

A: I've used it on the 9800, It fits on the inner core of the roller, not sure if it's the same, but on the 9800 there are plastic spacers on the ends of the roller that you can take out and then it fits perfectly.

Q: 10. What is the specific percentage of OBA present in Epson Cold Press Bright paper?

A: Brightness: 96%