Fujifilm DIGITAL PRO 12X354 GLOSSY OLD 600022885


Key Features
- Designed for optimum performance
- Produces bright, crisp commercial prints
- Ideal for exhibitors, advertising etc
- Optimized silver salide crystals
- High D-Max for deep, rich blacks, vivid colors and crisp text
- Vivid and saturated color reproduction
- Excellent contrast with ideal gradation balance
- Recognized color image stability
OVERVIEW
The Fuji Paper Super Type C 12x295 Glossy is a crystal archive professional paper suitable for crisp commercial prints. Most preferred for the purpose of exhibitions, advertising and other commercial photo applications, this paper boasts of high-end features. This paper is crafted with optimized silver salide crystals. Its high D-Max ensures that the prints are delivered with deep rich blacks, vivid colors and crisp text. This paper delivers rich tonal gradation, vivid color reproduction and exceptional sharpness with fine detail. With its better image stability, it is regarded as one of the great archive paper.
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paper handling
| Paper Size | 12" X 295' |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
| Sheet Count | Roll |
- Fujifilm Paper Super Type C 12x295 Glossy
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