Red River Paper Blog

We’re now shipping GreenPix Photo Matte in 17″ and 24″ 100′ rolls. GreenPix is made of 100% post-consumer recycled content. Profiles are available on the main website.
17″ x 100′ $43.20
24″ x 100′ $58.00Click here for GreenPix wide format rolls

Red River promotional partner, the Center for Fine Art Photography, has a call for entry ending October 30. The theme – Planes, trains, and automobiles. The Center invites photographers [...]

Once again we have Eric Chan to thank for more great information and help printing on the Epson 3800. He has produced a series of custom ICC profiles for the Epson Advanced Black & White drivers on the 3800.
You can learn more and download these profiles at our website here

There are lots of questions about the phenomenon known as “Margin 35″ on Canon Pro 9000 and Pro 9500 printers. Basically, when you choose any of the fine art media settings on these printers, the margins are locked at specific minimums. The important part is that the leading and trailing edge margins are [...]

Michael Tapes (of Whibal fame) has released a new training DVD on shooting in raw, called, “How to Shoot Raw Without Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD).” Included in the video are segments on Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, and a section called “Photographers in their own words”.
Customer’s who order the RAW Without FUD DVD get [...]

We now have Harman Glossy FB AL in stock :
8.5×11 15 Sheets8.5×11 50 Sheets13×19 15 Sheets13×19 50 Sheets
17″ and 24″ rolls are coming soon.
Start shopping now

While Epson USA and Epson UK are indeed different companies, it is possible that this printer under another number will make it here in the near future.
Our opinion: The R1800 was/is one of the better inkjet printers ever made. Speed, reliability, color gamut, print life – the printer has it all.
Epson R1900 announced [...]

We have word that Arctic Polar Gloss and Premium Polar Satin are in transit and should be back in stock soon.
So what happened with this paper you ask? Its certainly unlike us to be out of a popular product long. A few forces came together to cause the shortage:
1) The mill where these [...]