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Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets

Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets GPRP10 is a high-quality, heavyweight matte paper for inkjet printing. Its natural white base tint and structured surface give the paper excellent image sharpness and colour gamut with a textured surface that has the look of real photo paper. It also has a broad colour gamut, great contrast and tonal range, and it's compatible with dye and pigment inks.

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Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290gsm (A4, 25 Sheets)

Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets

Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets GPRP10 is a high-quality, heavyweight matte paper for inkjet printing. Its natural white base tint and structured surface give the paper excellent image sharpness and colour gamut with a textured surface that has the look of real photo paper. It also has a broad colour gamut, great contrast and tonal range, and it's compatible with dye and pigment inks.

Complements the existing range by offering photographers a resin coated paper with a defined structure giving the final image a creative edge. The 290gsm product has a natural base tint that gives great contrast and tonal range, and its advanced layer coating ensures that a broad colour gamut can be achieved. The no glare Silk finish is perfect for displaying strong studio, portraits and special images such as weddings, christenings and other such occasions. In addition, the structured raster surface also gives protection against scanning or duplication of the original image.

Key Features:

Size A4 Paper Format

290 gsm Basis Weight

10.5 mil Thickness

98% Opacity

Natural Base Tint

Resin Coated Paper

Silk Finished Surface

Protection Against Scanning or Duplication

Broad Colour Gamut

Defined Structure for a Creative Edge

Great Contrast and Tonal Range

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Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets

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Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets

Ilford Galerie Prestige Raster Silk 290GSM A4 25 Sheets GPRP10 is a high-quality, heavyweight matte paper for inkjet printing. Its natural white base tint and structured surface give the paper excellent image sharpness and colour gamut with a textured surface that has the look of real photo paper. It also has a broad colour gamut, great contrast and tonal range, and it's compatible with dye and pigment inks.

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