Since the digital and analog options became available for photographic printing, the photolabs were required to maintain two types of paper, i.e. one suitable for Analog printing and one for making prints from digital output. Since then, the industry aspired for a single photographic paper which could be employed for producing good quality prints from both options. FUJIFILM devised the answer to this need through introduction of new paper, Crystal Archive Type-80. While retaining the goodness of its predecessor i.e. Crystal Archive Type-70, the paper provides superb prints from both analog and various digital imaging print outputs through appropriate reciprocity characteristics inbuilt into the emulsion. Therefore, the paper provides superb prints with perfect blacks when processing Analog or digital prints alike. While the improved silver halide emulsion of Crystal Archive Type-80 paper satisfies the needs of Digital Printer, it also can be used in high speed printer processors, thereby dramatically increasing production outputs without compromising on quality. The Crystal Archive Type 80 paper demonstrates following improvements over Crystal Archive Type 70 paper.