Fujifilm Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 12x406 Matte


Key Features
- Vivid color reproduction
- Deeper reds
- Clearer yellows
- More natural skin tones
- Lifelike texture and sharpness
- More brilliant whites, clear and detailed highlights
- High-quality, long-lasting prints
- Prints that stay beautiful over time
- Advanced Fujicolor Crystal Archive Technologies
- Resist fading for generations
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Overview
The Fuji Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 12x295 Matte guarantees durable prints that are additionally enriched with high caliber. Perfect in replicating the deeper reds and clearer yellows, this photo paper is the ideal choice for the professional photographer. Granting vivid color generation, this paper helps in bringing out the common skin tones with precise sharpness. Crafted with Advanced Fujicolor Crystal Archive Technology, it is impervious to fading for years. This attribute makes it important for archiving the photographs for a considerable length of time. Print the superb minutes you have caught with your camera on this paper and admire the photographs for a lifetime.
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paper handling
| Paper Size | 12" x 295' |
| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
- Fuji Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 12x295 Matte
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