Fujifilm Paper DIGITAL PRO LUSTER 12X354 (7065061) EKP1819911 COST SAVINGS


Key Features
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- FujiColor Crystal Archive Professional Paper Super Type PD
- Perfect paper for Digital Printing
- Accurate Color Reproduction
- Excellent Image Stability
- Accurate Whites
- Lab friendly handling Characteristics
- RA-4 Process Compatible paper
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Overview
Compatible with all professional quality pigment and dye based inkjet printers, the Fuji Paper Super Type PD 12 x 275 Luster offers an amazing color gamut with these printers. Your photo prints bear the look and feel of traditional heavyweight photographs. With astounding photographic image quality and consistency, each paper sports dimensions of 12" x 12" and the entire set is available in a pack of 275 sheets. A professional finish and an instantaneous dry surface are some other brilliant features of the Fuji Paper Super Type PD 12 x 275 Luster.
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| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Surface | Luster |
| Paper Size | 12" x 275' |
- Fuji Paper Super Type PD 12x275 Lustre
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