Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Gloss A3+ 25 Sheets 310gsm

The HDR coating allows for an exceptionally wide color gamut and high sharpness, producing prints with excellent detail, vibrant colors, and deep contrast, mimicking the quality of traditional photographic prints.

It is compatible with most high-quality dye and pigment-based inkjet printers. However, always check your printer's specifications for supported media weight (310gsm) and ensure correct driver settings are used.

The surface is 'touch dry' immediately after printing. For full curing and optimal handling without smudging, it's recommended to let prints rest for at least 24 hours before framing or significant handling.

This refers to the natural, neutral white base of the paper, which helps in achieving accurate color reproduction and a broad color gamut, resulting in more lifelike and vibrant images.

Yes, the heavyweight base and quality coating contribute to archival properties. For best results, store prints in archival-quality sleeves or frames away from direct sunlight and humidity.

The Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Gloss offers a premium, ultra-glossy finish that closely resembles traditional photographic prints, combined with instant-dry technology and excellent color performance due to its specialized HDR coating and heavyweight base.

A3+ is a larger format than standard A3 paper. The dimensions for this paper are approximately 32.9cm x 48.3cm (13 x 19 inches).

Ensure the correct paper type is selected in the printer driver settings. Try using the manual feed tray, and verify that the paper guides are snug against the paper stack. Avoid overfilling the paper tray.

Verify that you are using the correct ICC profile for this paper and your printer. Ensure your printer driver settings are optimized for photo paper and that color management is handled correctly.

While the surface is touch-dry, ensure you are handling prints by the edges immediately after printing. Allow prints to cure for a longer period (several hours to 24 hours) before stacking or rigorous handling, especially in humid conditions.

Check your printer's specifications for its maximum supported media weight. If it exceeds the limit, you may need to use a printer designed for heavier media or explore alternative papers.