“…The results of measuring the surface profile of paper samples on different areas from the front and mesh side with a negative watermark and areas with a positive watermark using atomic force microscopy are presented in Figure 2 and with the help of mechanical contact profilometry in Figure 3. Next calculations of fractal dimensions were conducted with formula, which was described in work 5 : For three-dimensional objects, the fractal dimension can be calculated using a formula similar to (1), where 𝑥 -= 𝑙𝑛 Since the measurement is made for the surface of the paper, and the fractal dimension is found for a three-dimensional object, the dimension is (1 + D). For providing accuracy of measurements in fractal analysis each image were analyzed several times and average value of fractal dimension was calculated.…”