Canon FA-RG1 Premium Fine Art Rough Paper, A3 Plus, 25 sheets

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If you’re doing fine-art inkjet work and you specifically want that “rough” textured look, the Canon FA-RG1 is a sensible, predictable choice. The paper behaves consistently with Canon’s fine-art workflows, gives good surface definition (especially for blacks and skin tones where texture can be a design feature), and it feels like one of those specialty media packs that doesn’t fight your printer. At £94.90 ex-VAT for 25 sheets, you’re paying a premium, so it’s not aimed at anyone trying to save money on day-to-day output.

Who should buy: studios, galleries, and print-houses that can’t afford surprises and will actually sell prints where the texture matters. It’s also a good buy for people running Canon fine-art printers in a controlled, repeatable way—test once, then standardise. Who should *not*: anyone printing proofs, bulk runs, or draft versions, or anyone chasing lowest cost per print—there are cheaper papers that look fine at a distance, and this won’t justify itself unless you’re producing artwork that earns back the spend.