HARMAN PHOTO Professional Inkjet Matt FB Mp Paper is a premium quality, acid free microporous paper on a true photographic fibre base. It is designed to produce instant dry high quality images on a wide range of photo-dedicated inkjet printers, using dye or pigment inks. Uniquely the paper incorporates a layer below the ink-receiving layer called Baryta. Baryta is a special coating that is traditionally applied to fibre photographic paper base prior to coating with the emulsion layers. Baryta coated fibre papers have a unique look and feel which have become the standard for fine art photographers worldwide over the course of more than a century.

MFG. PRINTING TIPS

• To load the paper into the printer feed tray follow the printer manufacturers advice.
• Prints will be touch-dry directly after printing and can be handled immediately. However, stacking, storing, framing, and displaying prints in albums should only be carried out when the images are completely dry. We recommend leaving them for 24 hours or at least overnight for any outgassing from the inks to be completed. Actual dry times will vary according to the ambient conditions where you are printing.
• The paper is compatible with pigment and dye inks - and most photo-dedicated/photo capable printers, using the printer manufacturer's original inks.
• The printing side is the whiter, smoother and very slightly less glossy side of the paper. The paper is packed in the box printing side up.
• To ensure that the paper remains flat, store the paper in the original box until you are ready to print. Always store the boxes flat, not on their edges. The prints will exhibit a small amount of curl when exiting the printer but will flatten out again within a few minutes. This is normal for a fibre base paper of this type.
• Handle the paper carefully, and avoid touching the printing surface as this may cause scuffmarks, and adversely affect colour and image quality.
• As with all photographic and inkjet materials do not expose this paper to extremes of temperature and humidity as this will adversely affect image quality and colour.