Photographers who have experienced working in a darkroom and printed their own black-and-white or platinum prints will never forget the look of those selenium-toned or glowing platinum images. Many of those same photographers undoubtedly believed that the look of the photographic papers used in those processes was lost to history. Canson Infinity has introduced Platine Fiber Rag paper with a micro-porous coating to enable the paper to be easily used on a regular inkjet printer. This gives digital images the look and feel of an F-type baryta fiber paper. Baryta is barium-sulphate, which is a clay-like material that is applied to a fiber-paper substrate. For those photographers who are concerned about how long their prints will be around for, the Platine papers are built to last. They are 98 rag and are compatible with pigmented and dye inks. The inks will dry instantly, are water resistant, and offer a pure white without optical brightening The papers were developed to meet gallery and museum longevity requirements, meaning they are internally buffered to resist gas fading and are acid-free certified to avoid paper degradation. Welcome back to the good old days.