FOMA photographic papers are available in a wide variety of formats,  all of them representing great value for money. The Resin Coated papers facilitate rapid and easy processing while the Fibre (Baryta) based papers exhibit a the high stability needed for archival grade papers and will be valued by the more discerning photographer for the double weight feel and appearance.

Foma papers are available as both fixed and variable contrast papers and the generally high speed of the papers allows you to cut down on unnecessarily long exposure times.

Fomaspeed is a range of universal, fixed contrast,  black and white photographic paper on a Resin Coated (RC) base, manufactured with a silver chlorobromide emulsion yielding a neutral to medium warm tone to the final silver image.  The emulsion layer contains optical brighteners to give a brilliant whites and also contains development accelerators to reduce processing times. Fomaspeed papers are available in 4 contrast grades with Glossy, Matt and Velvet finishes.

These papers are very well suited to toning.

Fomaspeed Variant has the same characteristics as the Fomaspeed range but with the convenience of Variable Contrast filtering. Available in Glossy and Matt finishes.

Fomatone MG is a variable contrast paper yielding a warm tone image lending itself particularly well to portrait photography and retro works.  The Fibre Base is double weight  (235 g/sq.m) with a cream tint and is available in Glossy, Matt or the special Velvet finish.

The paper is manufactured with a special silver chlorobromide emulsion that can yield a variety of warm brown-green to warm-brown tones which is influenced by the developer and its dilution.  While these effects can be realised with conventional developers the specially formulated Fomatol PW is recommended to achieve the maximum creative experience from this paper.  

Fomabrom is a universal fixed contrast paper on a double weight Fibre Base.  The silver emulsion yields a neutral image while exhibiting an exceptionally wide range of rich halftones from shining white to saturated blacks.  Available in four contrast grades Soft, Special, Normal and Hard.