Fujifilm Paper Super Type C 5x575 Matte


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
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Overview
Recognized as one of the frontier printing paper for profession use, the Fuji Paper Super Type C 5x575 Matte is the perfect choice for printing in a matte finish. Highly recommended for using in case of commercial prints from laser printers, this paper is designed with the latest technology. This paper comes handy in reproducing bright, crisp prints with rich tonal gradation and excellent sharpness. Delivering a high D-Max, this paper is well known for its deep, rich blacks and crisp text. It also exhibits excellent contrast with ideal gradation balance that helps in bringing out every single tiny spec to full detail.
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| Sheet Count | Roll |
| Paper Size | 5" X 575' |
| Paper Surface | Matte |
- Fuji Paper Super Type C 5x575 Matte
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