Which paper should you be choosing for you photography prints | Paper for Fine Art & Photography

This week Tim has been choosing papers for Fotospeed Ambassador Jack Lodge and hopefully proving that paper choice is a personal choice and everyone is different.

Papers used in video:

Platinum Gloss Art Fibre:

NST Bright White:

Platinum Etching:

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Fotospeed, inspired by image makers around the world, Fotospeed began life manufacturing quality darkroom chemistry and specialist fine art printmaking processes.

With 35 years of the photo trade dealing with printing paper and chemicals. The wide selection of papers available range from the everyday photo glossy to the Fine Art textured paper that can turn a photo into a painting. Lots of research and development have helped Fotospeed to create the perfect paper no matter what final result is needed and the ability of the paper to receive the photo inks has been fine tuned to perfection, giving even coverage whatever the subject matter.

With a respected reputation for quality and service, Fotospeed is now an established distribution company for worldwide market leading brands such as Hahnemuhle Fine Art Papers, Kaiser Photographic equipment, Herma Adhesives and Canson Infinity Papers.

Whatever your photographic requirements, let our passion for image making provide the solution.

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[mlseawell]

This channel is such an invaluable resource for serious printers...keep it coming!

[johnchambers]

These videos are very helpful. It is very difficult to tell the difference between each print because of the video compression but Tim is very descriptive throughout and provides an honest opinion. Looking forward to more of these types of videos and the follow up to this one with Jack.

[MrMestrebimba]

Thank you for all the detailed explanation, Im learning a lot in this channel !