Review on 🖼️ Canson Infinity Edition Etching Rag Fine Art Paper, Acid-Free for Printmaking, 8.5 x 11 Inch, Bright White, Pack of 10 Sheets by Dawn Fischer

I recently had to look for my new "plain" inkjet paper as my previous one was discontinued. I went through the usual; Ilford, Breathing Color, Moab, Museo, Inkpress, Epson etc. There are many good papers out there but this paper smells of quality. It's the right balance of texture and smoothness to add a little more to your image but also preserve exceptional detail. The brand is solid, which isn't always the case in this industry. The Canson Infinity website is informative and user-friendly. Another Canson product, the one I tried, the PrintmaKing Rag, is a perfectly fine paper with a light texture and "silky" soft cotton rag feel. However, this comes at a huge cost and is overkill unless you plan to ship your prints unvarnished. The Edition Etch rag has a similar texture to the Print rag but without the silky feel of a cotton rag, which is unnecessary for my purposes as the main texture is accented by the varnish I use but coats the fine fibers of the material are, so the extra luxury is a waste when decorating it. Very happy with this product, full and rich color. Of course one of the most expensive inkjet papers, but it's worth it and costs a little less than printing paper. I've happily found my new "main thing". and it's superfluous unless you want to send your prints unvarnished. The Edition Etch rag has a similar texture to the Print rag but without the silky feel of a cotton rag, which is unnecessary for my purposes as the main texture is accented by the varnish I use but coats the fine fibers of the material are, so the extra luxury is a waste if you embellish it. Very happy with this product, full and rich color. Of course one of the most expensive inkjet papers, but it's worth it and costs a little less than printing paper. I've happily found my new "main thing". and that's overkill unless you're planning on sending your prints unvarnished. The Edition Etched Linen has a similar texture to the Printed Linen but without the silky feel of a cotton cloth, which is not needed for my purposes as the main structure is accentuated by the varnish I use, but the fine fibers of the material are coated so that the extra luxury is wasted in painting it. Very happy with this product, full and rich color. Of course one of the most expensive inkjet papers, but it's worth it and costs a little less than printing paper. I've happily found my new "main thing". so extra luxury is a waste of time painting it. Very happy with this product, full and rich color. Of course one of the most expensive inkjet papers, but it's worth it and costs a little less than printing paper. I've happily found my new "main thing". so extra luxury is a waste of time painting it. Very happy with this product, full and rich color. Of course one of the most expensive inkjet papers, but it's worth it and costs a little less than printing paper. I've happily found my new "main thing".