Fujifilm Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 5x610 Matte


Key Features
- Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper Type II
- Vivid color reproduction
- Deeper reds
- Clearer yellows
- More natural skin tones
- Lifelike texture and sharpness
- More brilliant whites, clear and detailed highlights
- Prints that stay beautiful over time
- Advanced Fujicolor Crystal Archive Technologies
- Resist fading for generations
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Overview
Incorporated with deeper reds, clearer yellows, and more natural skin tones, the Fuji Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 5 x 610 Matte is highly adept at delivering vivid color reproduction in your final print outputs. A few other characteristic highlights of these photo papers include their lifelike texture and sharpness. They also provide clearer and detailed highlights along with more brilliant whites, which ensure your prints remain beautifully intact over prolonged periods. Your prints are even known to effectively resist fading for generations because of the Fuji Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 5 x 610 Matte's advanced Fujicolor advanced Fujicolor archive technologies.
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| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Surface | 5" x 610' |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
- Fuji Paper Crystal Archive Type Two 5x610 Matte
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