Hahnemuhle William Turner 310gsm - A4 - 25 sheets

William Turner stands out with its genuine mold-made watercolor paper texture and a matte inkjet coating, offering a distinct tactile feel and excellent contrast, combined with the archival qualities of cotton paper.

Yes, the matte coating produces excellent deep blacks and nuanced gray tones, making it ideal for monochrome photography and art reproductions.

Yes, Hahnemühle William Turner is designed for inkjet printers and is compatible with both pigment and dye-based inks.

It means the paper is protected from the natural degradation that can cause yellowing and brittleness over time, ensuring your prints have a long archival life.

Store unused paper in its original packaging, in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and humidity to maintain its quality.

No, it does not contain optical brighteners, resulting in a natural white tone that is preferred for archival fine art printing.

This specific product is DIN A4, measuring 210x297 mm.

Ensure the correct paper type and weight are selected in your printer's driver settings. Check that the ink is fully dry before touching. You may need to adjust print settings for 'heavy matte' or 'fine art paper'.

Perform a print head cleaning and nozzle check through your printer's utility software. Ensure the paper is loaded correctly and not curled. Try printing a test page with different settings.

Verify that the paper is loaded straight in the paper tray and that no more than the specified number of sheets are loaded. Ensure the paper guides are snug against the paper stack. Fan the paper edges before loading to prevent sheets from sticking together.

Check your printer's color management settings and ensure you are using the correct ICC profile for the Hahnemühle William Turner paper if available. Adjust image contrast and brightness in your editing software if necessary.