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Canson Baryta Photographique II Matt 5x7 Inch x 25 Sheets

The 5 x 7" Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II Matt paper has an extremely smooth surface with a totally matt finish which, due to the lack of grain interference, accentuates the detail in the printed image. The matt surface also has no light reflection from any viewing angle, ideal for photographers or artists that wish to display their final work.

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Canson Baryta Photographique II Matt 5x7 Inch x 25 Sheets

Canson Baryta Photographique II Matt 5x7 Inch x 25 Sheets

The 5 x 7" Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II Matt paper has an extremely smooth surface with a totally matt finish which, due to the lack of grain interference, accentuates the detail in the printed image. The matt surface also has no light reflection from any viewing angle, ideal for photographers or artists that wish to display their final work.

Although Baryta Photographique II Matt is classed as a digital darkroom photo paper, it should be printed using Matt Black ink as opposed to Photo Black ink. With an extremely high D-Max, or black density, equivalent to that of a digital fine art matt paper, the paper offers exceptional contrast and depth, as well as colours with vibrancy and intensity.

The paper has the same true barium sulphate layer (baryta), as Baryta Photographique II, and benefits from the improved handling of the paper introduced in the second generation of this digital darkroom paper. Baryta Photographique II Matt is made on a traditional photographic alpha-cellulose base which adds to the authentic feel of a darkroom paper.

The Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II Matt offers photographers and printmakers a unique aesthetic and feel.

Very little OBA but some is present in the Barium Sulphate.

Key Features:

310gsm Matt Finish

Extremely Smooth Surface

Barium Sulphate Layer

100% Alpha Cellulose Base

A Barium Sulphate Coating

Acid Free

Certified to Avoid Paper Degradation

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Canson Baryta Photographique II Matt 5x7 Inch x 25 Sheets

The 5 x 7" Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique II Matt paper has an extremely smooth surface with a totally matt finish which, due to the lack of grain interference, accentuates the detail in the printed image. The matt surface also has no light reflection from any viewing angle, ideal for photographers or artists that wish to display their final work.

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