Canson

Paper Properties

Appearance : Baryta Type, Light Structure

Base : 100% Cotton

Weight/m² : 310 g

ISO Museum : ISO 9706

Lightfastness : More than 100 years

Acid : No Acids

Optical Whiteners : No Optical Whiteners

CIE Whiteness : 89,67 %

Maximum Size : 150 x 300 cm

Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag Paper

Canson® Infinity Platine Fiber Rag paper combines the qualities of the 100% cotton art paper that Canson® has been offering on the market for years with the most modern inkjet coating.

Canson® Infinity Platine Fiber Rag is the digital alternative to traditional baryta photo paper. Canson® Infinity Platine Fiber Rag combines the look and feel of the famous baryta paper with a pure white achieved without the addition of optical brighteners.

The special coating applied to the 100% cotton backing provides exceptional black density and gray gradations. The Platine Fiber Rag is the ideal support for producing the most demanding black and white and color photos.

This paper complies with the ISO 9706 standard and is available on a roll of 150 cm width.

Adding White Borders Online

You can add white borders to your picture during the Online Order. You can choose from the following widths: 2 - 3 - 5 - 8 - 10 - 12 and 15 cm.
The white border is added to your image size. So nothing of your original image will be cropped. No white border can be added to the maximum dimensions. (max. 150 cm width)

Mounting on Alu-Dibond

Alu-Dibond consists of two white lacquered aluminum layers with a plastic core in between. As a result, an Alu-Dibond remains extremely flat.
The white lacquered aluminum layers are optimally suited for mounting images.

Our standard Alu-Dibond has a thickness of 3 mm.

Satin Protective Film

We can protect some papers extra with a protective film.
We recommend a Satin Protective Film. (Up to 150 cm width)
It is of a high optical quality and protects the optical density of color pigments.
It extends the color fastness through a built-in UV-Block and protected against light scratches.
It significantly reduces the touch sensitivity of fine art papers.

But a protective film also cancels out the unique visual aspect of the
Fine-Art and Special Photo Papers.

We also mount them in a glass frame with non-reflective museum glass.