Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique Pure White Inkjet Paper, 310gsm, Satin, 17" x 50' Roll

2016-01-07T07:36:26

wider DR and deeper black than anything i have seen you still need camera & software skills. worth buying the latest generation of printer to see even more. I bought an Epson P800 that gives me even more dramatic prints than my "old" 7880.

VINCENT B.

2013-08-26T21:00:00

I print all of my color work on this Canson Baryta, or Canson Platine which is similar. Baryta is perhaps slightly sharper with a more delicate presentation because of the baryta coating, Platine is a little more lush. None of the Canson papers has any optical brightners. The whites are truly neutral looking under all light sources, and D-max is high. Baryta in sheets is nice and flat, but in rolls it has a stiff curl from the roll. Platine is a little wavy in sheets but nothing serious. Platine rolls curl like Baryta.

MARK M.

2013-06-18T21:00:00

I have also used several Baryta papers and have found this paper hangs with the best of them. If you want a pure white this certainly stands with Hahnemuhle's Fine Art and costs less. With Adorama's free shipping you can't do better. If you want a warmer tone paper try Museo's Silver Rag or Red River's San Gabriel.

John J.

2010-06-16T21:00:00

I've tested most of the other Barytas on an Epson 4000 and this paper was by far better when printed on. Their supplied printer profiles are spot on and the paper has an excellent weight. The only con, as with most Barytas, is the dry time and prone to scratching so you must handle gingerly. Superb for contrasty BW and excellent for color as well.

PETER W.