Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright - A3+ - 25 sheets - 310gsm

Photo Rag Bright White has a noticeably brighter white base compared to the standard Photo Rag, which has a slightly warmer, more natural white tone. This impacts the perceived contrast and vibrancy of prints.

Yes, the Hahnemühle Photo Rag Bright 310gsm is specifically designed for fine art photography and art reproductions due to its high quality, archival properties, and excellent print results.

Store unused sheets flat in their original packaging, away from direct sunlight and humidity, to maintain their condition.

Yes, this paper is compatible with both pigment and dye-based inkjet inks. Pigment inks generally offer better archival qualities.

GSM stands for 'grams per square meter'. 310gsm is a measure of the paper's weight and thickness, indicating a substantial, high-quality paper stock.

When stored properly and using pigment inks, prints on this archival-quality, acid-free paper are expected to last for many decades, often exceeding 100 years.

While it produces excellent quality, its premium nature and cost make it more suitable for significant artworks, photographs, and presentations rather than everyday documents.

Ensure the paper is loaded correctly and not over-filled. Check that the printer's paper guides are set appropriately for the A3+ size. Try printing one sheet at a time.

Verify that the correct ICC profile is selected in your printing software. Ensure your monitor is calibrated. Print a test strip before committing to a full print.

Allow prints to dry completely before handling. Check that you are using appropriate ink types for inkjet papers and that the printer settings are optimized for photo paper.

This can sometimes occur with heavier papers and high ink coverage. Ensure the paper is stored flat and try printing in a lower humidity environment. If possible, use the printer's rear output tray.