Ready for the Exhibition: San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber
San Gabriel SemiGloss Brings Back the Glory Days of the Darkroom Print
 San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber brings back the look of traditional fiber prints from the heyday of chemical darkrooms. The paper has a lightly textured surface, which adds depth, distinction, and an elegant reflectivity to the finished print. San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber has a pleasant warm tone that adds natural richness to portraits and landscapes. Black & White images benefit from deep black density and just enough whiteness for great contrast. This whiteness comes from a layer containing a special barium sulfate variant called blanc-fixe, which means permanent white. This material is inert and lends stability to the shade of the paper over time. The coating and base materials are free of acid, lignin, and fluorescent brightening agents. San Gabriel gives you all you need for true exhibition quality photographic prints.
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- Lightly textured semigloss surface
- Superb saturation and black density
- 100% alpha-cellulose base stock
- Baryta whitener layer (pure barium sulphate)
- State-of-the-art inkjet coating
- Totally acid free
- Exhibition and museum ready
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Special Trial Offer for Inkjetter Readers Only
Try five 8.5x11 sheets for $5.00. This offer is available for the first 100 customers only! One per person per address. When they are gone, they're gone! Order the San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber trial pack now.
Samples will be shipped in 3-5 business days via US First Class Mail. |
San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber Product Images
The surface has a light fiber texture
At slight angles, the semigloss finish becomes apparent
The slight reflectivity and coating contribute to
deep blacks and saturated colors
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As a general rule, you can handle and work with photo inkjet prints as soon as the come out of your printer. They are "dry to the touch" but in reality it takes about 24 hours for an inkjet print to fully cure and dry. There are some points you should know about and consider when you are printing.
