Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta 325g - A3 - 25 Sheets
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The Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta 325g is a professional-grade archival photo paper designed for photographers and digital artists who demand museum-quality reproduction of their work. With its signature barium sulphate-infused inkjet coating, it delivers unparalleled color depth, high-contrast black and whites, and razor-sharp detail, though its heavy 325g weight requires printers capable of handling thicker media.
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| Model Part Number | 10641670 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HAHNEMUEHLE |
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FAQs
Is this paper compatible with both pigment and dye inks?
Yes, Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta is optimized for both pigment and dye-based inkjet printers.
How many sheets are in a pack?
This specific A3 package contains 25 sheets.
Does this paper contain optical brighteners?
This paper is engineered for archival stability, though you should check the manufacturer's technical data sheet for specific optical brightening agent (OBA) levels if your project requires OBA-free compliance.
Can I use this for home printing?
Yes, as long as your printer supports professional-grade heavy-weight media and you have calibrated your output settings.
What is the primary benefit of the barium sulphate layer?
It provides the characteristic look and feel of traditional darkroom photographic paper, enhancing both surface texture and image contrast.
Troubleshooting
Printer failing to pull the paper into the feed path.
The paper is too thick for some entry-level printers. Use the rear manual feed slot and ensure only one sheet is inserted at a time.
Colors appear muddy or dull.
Verify that you have selected the correct ICC profile in your printing software and that the paper type in the driver matches 'Fine Art' or 'Baryta'.
Ink smearing after printing.
Ensure you are using the correct side of the paper (the side with the coating) and increase the drying time before handling the print.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional contrast and deep black density
- Traditional darkroom paper aesthetic
- Excellent archival properties for long-term storage
- High-quality surface coating ensures sharp, vivid detail
Cons
- Requires professional-grade inkjet printer compatibility
- Heavy weight may cause issues in entry-level rear-feed printers
- Higher cost per sheet compared to standard photo paper
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Printer Settings: Select the appropriate 'Fine Art' or 'Baryta' paper setting in your printer driver. If a specific ICC profile is available for your printer model, download and install it for the best color accuracy.
- Handling: Always hold the paper by its edges to prevent fingerprints and oil transfer from your skin onto the glossy coating.
- Feed Method: Due to its 325g thickness, use the straight-through paper feed path if your printer supports it to avoid bending the media.
- Storage: Store the prints in archival-grade sleeves or boxes. Keep the unused sheets in their original packaging, stored flat in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight.
- Drying: Allow prints to dry thoroughly for 24 hours before framing or stacking, as heavy ink coverage may take longer to fully set on the glossy surface.