Canson BARYTA Photographique II - 310gsm - 25 Sheets

Baryta paper is a type of photographic paper that features a layer of barium sulphate (baryta) between the paper base and the photographic emulsion. This layer enhances the paper's reflectivity, contrast, and tonal range, giving it a distinct look and feel similar to traditional darkroom prints.

Yes, the Canson BARYTA Photographique II is highly versatile and excels with both black-and-white images due to its exceptional D-Max, and with color images thanks to its wide color gamut and vibrant color reproduction.

GSM stands for 'grams per square meter'. A 310gsm paper is relatively heavy and thick, contributing to a premium feel and durability compared to lighter-weight papers.

While it is designed for inkjet printing, it requires a printer capable of handling heavy-weight papers (310gsm). Always check your printer's specifications for compatibility.

For optimal color accuracy, it is highly recommended to use a custom ICC profile created specifically for the Canson BARYTA Photographique II paper, your printer, and your inks.

Store prints in archival-quality sleeves, photo albums, or portfolios to protect them from environmental factors like dust, humidity, and light damage.

This paper has a semi-gloss or pearl finish characteristic of traditional baryta papers, providing excellent reflectivity without the harsh glare of a full gloss.

Verify your printer's maximum supported paper weight. Ensure the paper is loaded correctly and not curled. Try printing a single sheet first.

Ensure the correct paper type and media settings are selected in your printer driver. Consider creating or downloading a custom ICC profile for this specific paper and your printer combination for optimal color accuracy.

Check that the selected printer driver settings are appropriate for baryta papers. Allow prints to dry completely before handling. Ensure the printer's ink system is functioning correctly.

Always handle the paper by the edges. Use cotton or nitrile gloves when handling prints if possible. If marks are minor, try very gently buffing with a clean, lint-free microfiber cloth (test on a scrap first).