Canon Photo Paper Pro Platinum PT-101, A4 (210 x 297 mm), 300 g/m², 20 sheet(s) photo paper

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A deep, rich black is a “black” that looks truly black to the eye. Rich, deep blacks are not only important for reproducing deep-black areas of photos, they also contribute to the overall density, contrast and vividness of the photo. If the black is light, it weakens the photo’s impact, and makes the photo plain. Photo Paper Pro Platinum (PT-101) is developed to produce a deep, rich black by fixing the dye close to the surface of the paper.
The ink-receiving layer on the surface of the paper accepts the dyes in the ink and produces the color. If this layer is too thick, the dyes will spread into the bottom making it difficult to gain enough density. However by making the ink-receiving layer simply thinner, it causes the water in the ink to overflow to the paper’s surface.
Photo Paper Pro Platinum (PT-101) solves this dilemma using innovative inkjet coating technology. Using this technology, the ink-receiving layer is split into two layers, a color-reproduction layer on which the dye is fixed and an absorbing layer that soaks up the excess water solvent. This novel technology achieves rich, deep blacks and bright, vivid photographic results. At the same time, the absorbing layer quickly mops up excess water solvent, for crisp, sharp image quality.

• High image durability
• High color reproduction

• Photos are beautifully reproduced because the dye is fixed close to the surface of the paper
  The ink-receiving layer on the surface of the paper accepts the dyes in the ink and produces the color. If this layer is too thick, the dyes will spread into the bottom making it difficult to gain enough density. However by making the ink-receiving layer simply thinner, it causes the water in the ink to overflow to the paper’s surface.
• Quick solid-liquid separation fixes the dye to the surface of the paper
  Photo Paper Pro Platinum (PT-101) solves this dilemma using innovative inkjet coating technology. Using this technology, the ink-receiving layer is split into two layers, a color-reproduction layer on which the dye is fixed and an absorbing layer that soaks up the excess water solvent. This novel technology achieves rich, deep blacks and bright, vivid photographic results. At the same time, the absorbing layer quickly mops up excess water solvent, for crisp, sharp image quality.

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