Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 188gsm A3 25 Sheets

Its primary advantage is the combination of a genuine art paper feel with an exceptional matt finish that produces brilliant colours and deep blacks, making it ideal for fine art printing.

Yes, the 100% cotton base and its compatibility with archival inks (especially pigment-based) make it highly suitable for long-term, fade-resistant display when properly handled and framed.

Yes, the paper is designed to be compatible with both pigmented and dye inkjet systems, offering versatility for different printing needs.

It's recommended to use your printer driver's 'Fine Art Matt', 'Cotton Rag', or a similar preset, ensuring the paper weight is set to 188gsm. Using a specific ICC profile for Photo Rag will yield the best results.

Handle prints by the edges only, preferably with cotton gloves, to prevent fingerprints and smudges on the matt surface. Allow prints to dry fully before touching or framing.

The primary difference is the paper weight and thickness. While the surface characteristics and print quality are similar, heavier versions offer a more substantial feel and rigidity.

Each pack of Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 188gsm A3 paper contains 25 sheets.

Manually select the correct paper weight (188gsm) and a generic 'Matt' or 'Fine Art' paper type in your printer driver settings. Check if your printer firmware needs an update.

Ensure you are using the correct ICC profile for the paper and your printer. Verify that your printer settings are not set to 'draft' mode and that the ink cartridges are not low.

This can indicate too much ink. Try reducing the ink saturation in your print settings or select a paper profile that uses less ink. Ensure the paper is loaded correctly and not exposed to high humidity.

Ensure the paper stack is not overloaded and that the paper guides are set correctly. Try feeding one sheet at a time if the issue persists, and check for any obstructions in the paper path.