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Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag Fine Art Paper, 300gsm, 20x24", 25 Sheets
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Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag Fine Art Paper, 300gsm, 20x24", 25 Sheets

SKU: IHUPR202425 MFR: 10647101
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Key Features

  • Achieve stunning monochrome prints with Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag paper's wide tonal range.
  • Enjoy exceptional contrast control for dramatic black and white photography projects.
  • Create lasting fine art prints; this archival quality paper ensures your work endures.
  • The 300gsm weight of this platinum rag paper provides a premium feel and durability.
  • Experience a pure, bright image on this paper, perfect for detailed darkroom prints.
  • The matte surface texture minimizes glare, ideal for gallery-quality black & white prints.
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Shopper : Why Did You Choose This?DALE S : The size, and my printing process has generally used Hahnemuhle paper.

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2021-09-17T17:17:16

Rated 5 out of 5

Hahnemuhle paper review

Excellent paper for my cyanotype prints!! I cannot recommend this highly enough. Gorgeous detail and color with this paper!

BECKY B.

2016-09-08T09:08:57

Rated 5 out of 5

Good paper for Ziatype process

Paper handles well with repeated washings. Attractive and heavy. Printing from digital negatives leads to a sharp image with good contrast. Good sizing that prevents over-absorption of the sensitizer.

James S.

2016-06-16T19:07:07

Rated 4 out of 5

Fine Paper for the Right Process

This is a fine paper. Platinum, palladium -- for which it is great! I never learned to expose and process for platinum and palladium, only for silver gelatin. My softer negs print easily in platinum on this paper. Unfortunately, however, I mostly work with gold, rhodium and iridium. Gold looks like a serigraph on this paper. Even the lowest contrast Texas Chrysotype -- 3 drops of 1% C in 10 ml of 40% ammonium ferric oxalate -- was still too contrasty. And rhodium and iridium were nonreactive. But if you print platinum and/or palladium this paper may well be your new standard. I urge you to try it. Bergger cot 320 is hard to get consistently and Arches Platine was reformulated in 2015 -- and not for the better.

RICHARD P.