Brilliant Museum digital media has been especially formulated to meet the high standards and preferences of the most discriminating fine art printer. Made in Germany to exacting specifications using the most technologically advanced methods, these papers are optimally coated for the latest pigment inks, but will also secure superb results with dye-based inks. They are capable of yielding extremely high resolution and amazing color depth.

Brilliant Museum is available in two different types, SilverGloss and Satin Matte, and each comes in a choice of two base tones, White and Natural. SilverGloss are the acid-free, alpha-cellulose papers that emulate the

classic air-dried glossy fiber-based silver-halide papers used by the master black-and-white printers.

Satin Matte is a 100% cotton rag substrate media that features a rich satin-matte surface that, unlike some matte surface papers, is not dead or flat. White base papers are slightly optically brightened—yet archivally proper—to produce an elegantly subtle punch that really enhances some images. The non-brightened neutral Natural base doesn’t exhibit any of the usual dull yellow look that is found on many of the other non-brightened papers on the market today.

All four types are a heavy 300 gsm with a thickness between 18 and 19 mils, depending upon type.

Sample Pack
Give the entire line of this exciting new media a try with this convenient sample pack that includes two 8.5" x11" sheets of each surface.

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ICC Profiles
The Brilliant Museum Profiles will help provide you with an excellent starting point for high-quality output on Brilliant Museum papers. Although the process of color management can be somewhat difficult, the PDFs below will help you on your way to proper installation and implementation of these profiles. Please keep in mind that as you apply these profiles, certain

environmental conditions will affect your printed image. Temperature, humidity and ambient viewing conditions are but a few of these.

Download Test Image
Brilliant ICC profiles were prepared using X-Rite software/hardware. Use the test image below as a standard or reference. It was digitally captured and is in the Adobe RGB (1998) color space. Download Test Image [4.5MB JPEG]

Installation and Printing
with ICC Profiles
Photoshop CS2: Mac [2.6MB PDF]
Photoshop CS2: Windows [784KB PDF]
Photoshop CS: Mac & Windows [2.6MB PDF]