Adorama Variable Grade, Black and White Fiber Base Photo Enlarging Paper, 8x10", 100 Sheets, Glossy Surface.

2016-09-27T16:21:37

Great product haven't had any issues using with Sprint Chemistry. Perfect for a Student!

VIDUR G.

2014-02-10T19:00:00

Paper is ok. could of been packed alittle better. box got damaged and plastic bag that holds paper got a very small pin hole in it. it shows up as a very small black dot on edge of paper

turbo111

2014-01-10T19:00:00

This is a fantastic paper. It produces beautiful range of tones. It is more cool than Ilford which I like. The price is unbeatable.

mary

2013-12-09T19:00:00

I have been using this paper for over a year now. I prefer the cool tones that it produces to the warmer tones of Ilford Fiber Base. I also feel like I can push it further. It's also more economical than other brands yet maintains quality.

Aoife S.

2013-03-19T21:00:00

I am photography student. We are advised by our teacher that this Adorama fibre based printing paper has same level quality as the one of Ilford but much cheaper in price. I compare the end result with my classmate's Ilford fibre paper, and found they are about the same. I am very pleased with my purchase.

cozysushi

2012-02-12T19:00:00

The price is the best part. Plus, the quality is equal to other similar products.

RL

2011-02-22T19:00:00

As a college student, cost is always a huge factor. I was first reluctant to buying a cheaper paper, especially because all of my instructors insisted I buy Ilford or other "name brands". In this case, however, I found that the Adorama paper (8x10, fiber, glossy, double weight)performed equally as well as any other similar spec. paper I have worked with.

HH

2011-02-13T19:00:00

First, I purchased the RC Pearl Adorama paper as an inexpensive way to enlarge my prints to 5x7, and to decide which I wanted to further enlarge on fiber. I was thrilled with the results of the RC, as it also gives incredible depth (most people couldn't tell which was which when looking at my prints). I would compare the look of this (fiber glossy) when dry to that of the RC Pearl. They are incredibly close on the enlarger settings as well, even when I doubled my size, and almost doubled my time (double the time, minus about 20%), it didn't take much to get the fiber print out. The paper itself has incredible depth, has just a slight bit of warmth, but still great contrast... somewhere between Kentmere and Ilford. In comparison to ease of use, I would put it around Ilford, as Kentmere is a lot more sensitive to contrast adjustments. I selenium toned it once, and it was incredibly sensitive and fast reacting. It headed towards the purple side.

Holly H.

2010-03-24T21:00:00

photo 2 student using fiber paper. no one had ilford so I bought adorama and will never buy ilford again... this paper is equivalent and half the price.

charlie