Ilford GALERIE Gold Fibre Gloss Inkjet Photo Paper, 310 gsm, 36"x39', Roll
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Ilford GALERIE Prestige Gold Fibre Gloss Inkjet Photo Paper, 310 gsm, 36"x39', Roll

SKU: ILG2005085 MFR: 2005085
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Key Features

  • Experience superior quality with this 36" Ilford Gold Fibre Gloss photo paper roll.
  • Achieve stunning, professional prints with this 310 gsm inkjet photo paper.
  • Enjoy vibrant colors and deep blacks on this glossy baryta surface photo paper.
  • Create lasting memories with this archival-quality, pigment ink compatible paper.
  • Get consistent results with this smooth, single-sided wide format paper roll.
  • Print large-scale photos and art with this 36" x 39' roll of premium paper.
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2020-12-30T06:59:23

Rated 5 out of 5

Excellent paper!

Excellent paper to print photographs on!

Larry L.

2019-06-12T08:25:51

Rated 5 out of 5

Perfect

Love this paper the best for printing fine art prints

charles b.

2017-05-11T11:50:32

Rated 5 out of 5

Gold Fiber Paper

High quality photo paper comes out glossy, enables image to be extremely sharp.

Gina L.

2016-08-04T15:51:14

Rated 5 out of 5

A Good Paper

This has become my favorite fiber paper. I've used it alongside Epson Exhibition and Moab Juniper, and while all three are excellent, Gold Fiber Gloss has to my eye a slightly whiter base that I prefer for both black & white and color photos. Since the cost is well over $1 a sheet, I only print my favorite shots on it; I use Ilford Smooth Pearl for my everyday printing. I use it on an Epson P800 printer. Color is controlled by Photoshop CS6 while black & white prints are made using the printer's Advanced B&W mode. I've made comparison prints using the Ilford profile and the Epson Exhibition profile and actually liked prints made with the Epson profile better. I also prefer the relative colorimetric rendering intent.

Jon P.