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Fine Art Ink Jet

The Fotospeed award winning Fine Art Inkjet Papers have been specifically selected for their paper and image quality and are all 100% acid-free, making them ideal for Giclee printing. Fotospeed has been developing their Fine Art inkjet range for over 15 years. We are constantly reviewing the latest coating technologies to ensure our papers remain state of the art. Quality and consistency are key to Fotospeed and work to the highest QC in the industry. The papers perform excellently with Dye or Pigment Inks.

Photo Quality Paper

The Photo Quality inkjet papers are the heart and soul of the Fotospeed inkjet paper range. The range comprises of your day to day go to papers and includes Lustre, Gloss and Matt finishes. As with all Fotospeed inkjet papers they use the latest coating technologies to ensure the highest quality output in both colour and B&W. Over the years, the Photo Quality range has won multiple awards and guarantee sharp quality image output time after time.

Inkjet Canvas

Fotospeed Canvas - Helping create master pieces for over 15 years - isn't it time you created yours. The Fotospeed canvas range offers a wide range of products including polyester, poly-cotton and cotton as well as varying white points from bright white to natural white. Using the latest base materials and weave technology for the canvas and coating technology for the surface, the range offers beautiful image quality with a crack resistant surface. So, whether you are looking to create a contemporary piece or display fine art there is a product for you.

Darkroom

Fotospeed have been manufacturing Black & White Chemistry, Alternative Process, Toners and Dyes and Traditional Black & White papers for over 30 years. Our products are manufactured, bottled and packaged in our warehouses in the UK. They are used all over the world from here in the UK to as far field as Australia and Americas. Here at Fotospeed we are passionate about traditional darkroom processing, after all, that’s where we started back in the 1980's