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These high quality papers from Inkpress are compatible with all inkjet printers. Inkpress Glossy — This premium-quality, heavyweight, Inkpress Luster — Luster is a Inkpress Luster Duo NEW! — This paper offers the high quality and superior performance of Inkpress Luster Paper in a Inkpress Matte 60 — This white, Inkpress Metallic Gloss — This paper yields the kind of stunning results that previously could only be achieved in the darkroom. Featuring a high-gloss surface that’s compatible with dye-based and pigment-based inks, Metallic Gloss creates prints that are sharp, vibrant, and exceptionally rich looking, making it ideal for portraits, commercial display prints, and competition prints. This paper’s instant-dry, scratch-resistant surface also makes it practical for everyday use in a busy studio. Individual sheets measure 10 mm thick. 255 gsm. Inkpress Pro Baryta Warm Tone — Inkpress Pro Baryta Warm Tone paper features a unique coating that offers excellent optical properties and superior tactility. The special pH-buffered coating with genuine barite enables a wide tonal range, as well as exceptional shadow and highlight detail. Among this paper’s many advantages are subtle grey tonality, high contrast with deep, rich blacks, a high maximum paper weight, and brilliant colors with dye and pigment inks. Individual sheets measure 15 mm thick, and feature 85% brightness. 290 gsm. Inkpress Pro Silky — Pro Silky is an outstanding surface that allows handling without fingerprints or artifacts. Gloss and surface reflectance of the silky finish remains the same in printed and unprinted areas when using pigmented or dye inks. Other features include high saturation with dye and pigmented inks, true color fidelity (especially skin tones), excellent chromatic reproduction and huge tonal range, outstanding Inkpress Proofing Matte — This is a white, Inkpress Transparency Film NEW! — Inkpress Transparency Film is a 5 mm, dimensionally stable polyester film with a clear microporous topcoat specifically designed for use in creating screen positives and negatives with dye or pigment inkjet printers. |
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