
Key Features
- Designed for digital output on large-format and Frontier laser printers
- Accurate Color Reproduction
- Ideally suited for commercial use, wedding and portraiture
- Pure Whites
- Lustreless Surface
- Excellent Image Stability
- Fuji Hunt CP-RA Process or RA-4 type processes
- "Fujicolor Professional Paper" backprint
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Overview
Bestowed with versatility and great adaptability, the FujiFilm Crystal Archive Deep Matte Paper 50 X 164 satisfies the creative vision and client fulfillment. This paper is defined solely for digital printing on a large scale. The remarkable matte surface gives rich color proliferation. Its lusterless surface is ideal for printing unique and impressive images of fine detail. It is developed using the Fuji Hunt CP-RA Process or RA-4 type processes for a complete reliability and best results. With highest level of silver halide image stability, this paper is the perfect choice for a great reproduction of images.
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paper handling
| Paper Size | 50" x 164' |
| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
- FujiFilm Crystal Archive Deep Matte Paper 50X164
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