#PRINTER PAPER TRIAL#

#PRINTER PAPER TRIAL#

For one thing, you maintain control over the whole process and, with a just little learning and maybe a bit of trial and error, you should be able to get fabulous results that are exactly as you want them. There’s also a lot to be said for creating your own prints with a high-quality photo printer instead of uploading your digital images to a lab. Should you print your own photos or send them to a lab? So whether you're using a regular office multi-function printer or a dedicated photo printer like the Epson XP-970, you will get much better results from selecting good quality photo paper. If you've ever tried to printing your photographs on normal office paper, you'll have seen that the results are quite disappointing. Photo paper is, quite simply, paper that's specially designed for printing photos on. Not sure what you're looking for when it comes to finding the best photo paper? To give you a better steer, here are some answers to common questions about buying the right photo papers and inks for your photography projects. Excellent for both color and black and white photo printing, it has a superb tonal range from really deep blacks to bright whites. The ‘digital darkroom’ Platine Fibre Rag has the same look and feel as its conventional forebear, the F-Type Baryta Fibre paper. As such, it’s based on a paper that was a favourite for many years in the original Platinum/Platine traditional photographic market for conventional darkroom printing. The base material for this lustre photo paper is made purely from cotton fibers, but it also has a microporous top layer coating to give it a lustre finish.

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