[1.7 lb] Work with LR and I get a good result for a low price.

[Matte] I print my own greeting cards using my photos. This really shows off my pics.

[1.7 lb] I use this to make larger than standard art and photo prints. Colors are great on it and feeds perfect. The longer length using sheet fed mode is great for landscapes. Will investigate their other papers now. Did I say pigment inks look great on it!!! So far no negatives to report.

[215 gsm] Prints like a dream, decent weight. Being double sided makes it very versatile. Ships quickly.

[1.7 lb] I use Inkpress for all of my prints. The colors are clear and bright. The paper has a sharp ink absorption, so the prints are crisp and highly defined. The price is excellent and the results are outstanding.

[Matte] Sharp, rich tones across the full spectrum.

[95%] We always use this paper for scrapbooking. Prints true colors and is about the best value on the market.

[1.7 lb] Ink dries instantly, thick bright white matte paper, good both sides.

[Matte] This is a super affordable paper and really well-made for presentation-ready materials (or, I use it to proof some concepts before printing on a photo rag). I'll only buy this at B&H because they usually have it in stock-- Adorama makes you wait for delivery from their warehouse, and it's never as convenient.

[Double] I purchased this paper to print double sided spreads for my commercial photography portfolio. I ended up buying a Canon Pixma Pro 100 from B&H and using that for printing. The quality of the paper is great. It's thick enough without being too thick, and it has a premium feel in the hand. The only downside is that there is no specific ICC profile for this paper when using a Canon Printer. The company website simply says that if you are using a Canon printer, to use Canon's default profiles and you will get great results... Honestly, it took a lot of trial runs before I found the right settings for this paper. You would logically think that selecting an ICC profile for Matte paper would yield the best results; that was not the case at all. In fact, the results were sometimes terrible. Here's the secret to getting a great print from your Canon Pixma Pro 100 using this Inkpress Matte 80 paper: Printing from Photoshop CC, using a calibrated monitor, selecting sRGB 8bit for the color space, choosing Photoshop Manages Colors & Canon Pro 100 1/2 Photo Paper Plus Glossy Gold inside of Photoshop & then selecting Matte Photo Paper N in the printer settings dialogue gave me spot on results and the quality prints that I was looking for. Once I figured that out, I printed my entire portfolio and my prints were spot on with my calibrated monitor.