Museo Portfolio Rag Fine Art Archival Inkjet Paper for Digital Printing, Extra Smooth Matte Surface, 300 gsm, 15 mil, 13x19", 25 Sheets

2019-04-29T10:41:06

I have been printing on this paper for over 20 years because of the high quality in terms of color response with my Epson printers (upgraded several times in the past 20 years). Additionally the prints from the past 2 decades look as good as they did when printed. (I also use Hahnemuele spray and UV protective glass). I just know I can trust Museo paper and love the smooth surface of this for specific images.

DEBORAH H.

2017-07-13T06:39:01

I've been using this paper for a while and love it. The colors are amazing and there is great detail with the black & white prints. It has a nice weight to it that makes it easy to handle.

Lesley A.

2017-06-30T11:56:04

I've been using this paper for several years now to make color prints of my digital art with an Epson 4880 printer. The prints are super sharp and beautiful. Until now, I've ordered it in rolls so I could make larger prints than the standard sizes. I am now sticking to standard sizes and buying it in sheets to eliminate the severe curling that you get with the roll paper. It is a very heavy, smooth, fairly bright paper that feels great in your hands.

Steve C.

2016-10-23T16:06:05

I may use glossy paper for some images, but matte is my primary image medium. Works better when image is framed behind glass.

Rollin S.

2013-05-06T21:00:00

This is a fantastic paper for museum quality color and black and white photography. The tonal range is beautiful and the non-reflective surface makes for a stunning display of the work.

PETER T.

2013-04-01T21:00:00

I'm a fan of matte papers, this is one of the best I've tried. Heavyweight, nice feel, fine smooth surface unlike Epson Velver Fine Art. It's an alternative to Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art, which has an unfortunate way of chipping/flaking. Museo Portofio Rag hasn't flaked for me yet.

THOMAS W.

2012-12-12T19:00:00

Museo Portfolio Rag is now my main paper for fine art B&W prints. It has a lovely smooth surface that virtually disappears, placing nothing between the viewer and the underlying image. The paper is slightly warm, and Dmax is excellent for a matte paper. Of all the matte papers that I have tested or used, MPR probably has the highest level of sharpness and detail. I print using an Epson 3880 and ImagePrint software, and I can honestly say that I am getting the best B&W prints of my life. Previously, I used a glossy paper, Canson Platine, but MPR looks much better to my eyes. The surface reflections from glossy papers subtract from whatever advantage they may have in Dmax and color gamut. I have not tried printing in color on MPR yet, so I cannot comment on its performance in that regard.

Robert G.

2011-10-16T21:00:00

Closest paper I have found to fiber based silver. Makes excellent detailed prints.

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