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The way it works is that there are 5 ink levels and Special media types dedicated to 5 levels of Photo Black ink (Special 1 - 5) and 5 levels dedicated to Matte Black ink (Special 6 - 10). The website instructions for this paper were totally wrong, so definitely plan to do some experimentation using test prints before you'll get it dialed in with the right balance of ink to avoid oversaturating the paper.ДЇor Canon printers, they fortunately have 'manual' media types specifically for this scenario.

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Saturation rendering intent ended up being the best choice for this image Photoshop for Windows settings using a Canon PRO-2000 This was truly a magnificent print that was ideal for this paper, and it is noteworthy as it's the first and only time I've found an image where the Saturation rendering intent was the right choice: The semi-opaque nature of this paper creates a transparency effect that allows the light come through enough to make the vivid colors pop off the page, yet there's still enough substance to the paper to retain some of the depth of the blacks. This is one of those times where a blog article is inadequate as this print in real life held up to a window is simply magnificent. Perceptual rendering intent ended up being the best choice for this image Ancient Staircase of Mystery I'm happy to say that I was happy with the results and it looks good both in a frame or held up with soft indirect light backlighting the image: As a result, I decided to go out on a limb and try this black and white image with loads of black to see how it would do. While this paper doesn't have the DMax of a baryta or resin-coated substrate, it's a paper that begs for Japanese calligraphy. Overall, this paper performed significantly better than I was expecting in turns of color accuracy and tonal range. The colors were typical for a matte paper. Relative Colormetric rendering intent ended up being the best choice for this image It should be noted that if you don't over ink the paper, you can see the purple gradient under the 2nd baby almost all the way to the bottom of the bar:Д¬lick to see the original Epson V850 high resolution scan 8 is really where you stat to see the grayscale appear. The 2 & 4 squares both look the same shade and 6 is very hard to make out. The semi-opaque nature of this paper makes it possible to see (at the right angle) light on the 253 square which is rare to see. The first print is the the Outback Printer image is courtesy of the late but great Uwe Steinmueller and used by permission of Bettina Steinmueller. What follows are a few letter sample prints that I made specifically for this review. I only had 25 sheets to test with, so I went through this paper really quickly testing it. This paper is semi opaque just like the rice paper screens you'd see in Japan which makes it wonderful for hanging in a way that allows for backlighting with the right image. Photo of the paper's 'tooth' with side lighting While the scan above most accurately reflects what the paper is like in real, here's a photo that emphasizes the 'tooth' of this paper: High Resolution Scan - Click for Original

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Click to view the full size and zoom in and out to get a feel for the pattern and texture of this paper: The following image is a crop from a 1200 dpi scan I took of this paper with the texture emphasized. One of the reasons you get a paper like this is all about its texture. The takeway here is that this has nearly an identical gamut to German Etching.

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Please note that ColorThink Pro gamut graphs are highly accurate but the mechanism to present them to you involves screen shots and imprecise window resizing so do not compare the height and width of this graph to other articles and draw any conclusions.

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In both cases I'm using the ICC profiles from the HahnemГјhle Download Center. The graph below shows how the color gamut of this paper is nearly identical to the German Etching paper I reviewed recent.

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Unfortunately it seems to only be sold in 3 roll sizes plus one sheet size here in this US at this time. You can learn more about this paper on the website and get a datasheet here.

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This is a less common and exciting paper to work with given its wonderful texture and semi-opaque nature. In this article, I share my thoughts on the HahnemГјhle Matte Fine Art Smooth Rice Paper (100 gsm).