Premier Imaging Smooth Hot Press 205 Natural White Greeting Cards & Envelopes (20-Pack, 7 x 10 )
EAN: 878928008763
These 7 x 10 Smooth Hot Press 205 Natural White Greeting Cards & Envelopes (20-pack) from Premier Imaging are made from fine art, archival, museum-quality paper. A hot press mold gives the paper a very smooth surface ideal for photography and art reproduction. High-resolution coating expands the tonal range of the paper, resulting in a higher color gamut than any other museum-grade rag on the market. The paper and the coating are both naturally acid and lignin free to ensure longevity, as well as buffered for added stability. The paper is free of OBA s to ensure the print you make today will last for years to come as long as quality pigmented inks are used. This is especially critical in art reproduction and fine art photography where image permanence is critical to the value of the piece. This paper has been engineered to be extremely stable, from the 100% cotton base to the alkaline buffering that meets the Library of Congress criteria for archival papers, to the acid-free coating.
EAN: 878928008763
These 7 x 10 Smooth Hot Press 205 Natural White Greeting Cards & Envelopes (20-pack) from Premier Imaging are made from fine art, archival, museum-quality paper. A hot press mold gives the paper a very smooth surface ideal for photography and art reproduction. High-resolution coating expands the tonal range of the paper, resulting in a higher color gamut than any other museum-grade rag on the market. The paper and the coating are both naturally acid and lignin free to ensure longevity, as well as buffered for added stability. The paper is free of OBA s to ensure the print you make today will last for years to come as long as quality pigmented inks are used. This is especially critical in art reproduction and fine art photography where image permanence is critical to the value of the piece. This paper has been engineered to be extremely stable, from the 100% cotton base to the alkaline buffering that meets the Library of Congress criteria for archival papers, to the acid-free coating.
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