Innova paper produces exceptional products that are consistently excellent and as far as I know not available from any third party repackagers.


Among the Editions line of professional papers, the Innova Etching Cotton Rag using the Innova ICC profiles on my Epson P 800 produces prints with excellent color separation andDMax. The slight surface texture is perfect. Along with the Innova Fabriano Artistico type 107 which is more textured and to me slightly warmer one has access to two of the best matte papers available.


I use both papers consistently and find that these two papers are among the matte papers that I will reach for first when I desire to make a print for sale or to offer as a gift.

Gorgeous semi-matte paper. I've been using the Innova Fiba-print White Gloss (f-type surface) as my #1 fine-art paper because it replicates the great air-dried semi-gloss fiber-based darkroom papers of old, but I just tried this Innova semi-matte and was bowled over at how rich and gorgeous it prints up in B&W on my Epson R-3880 with its K3 inks. The look is something like the Old Agfa Portriga Rapid paper. The surface is not a dry matte, but rather a hard satin matte with a very subtle texture. This combination gives the print a quality, richness, and elegance that's hard to get elsewhere. What's more, what you see in the photo remains the same from all viewing angles. There's no annoying light reflection off the surface when viewed from the sides (so keep this in mind for your gallery prints). In any case, when you want to retain the richness of the semi-gloss... but in a matte surface, this is the paper to use. It does use the Epson Photo Black ink and works well with the semi-gloss or lustre setting. Very fine product by Innova and well worth the price!

A unique finish combining the depth of semi-gloss or satin finished papers with a near-Matte sheen. Terrific for portraits and any B&W. Great depth of blacks/DMax. I have not seen the edge curl on this size sheet as I have and others have commented on, with the smaller size sheets.

The Marble colored easel frames are great inexpensive frames for the delivery of photos that you want to stand out from other photos. My only dislike is that 8x10 Marble easel frames are no longer available. ETL

bright, clean, fresh color, I like it, its texture like watercolor paper, the paper in the printing process comes out flat, not with doubles or rolled up this way I like it for when it is going to be framed, I like it.

These are perfect for what I use them for, events like golf tournaments where we take team photos, print them with a Canon Slephy printer and deliver them before the golfers are done. I can put the photos in the frame and set them on a table for the golfers to pick up. They can see their team easily. (no cover flap) I have used one like this from Tap that is almost twice as expensive and these and are just as good. One reviewer was right in the fact that the white border around the photo is much wider on the ones that I received, more like a quarter of an inch, but for me, that is not an issue. (who cares) I will buy again.

I'm happy with these. They are an economical way to present prints. If you are holding one in portrait orientation, the top of the photo holder is sealed, while the other three sides are not. It takes a relatively firm hand and some patience/practice but a standard 8x10 slips in between the layers and is held firmly in place from the top. There is an additional tab on one side and on the bottom to help position the print and keep it secure. From the online photo it looked like it was a black mat with white inner edge, however there is also a white outer edge, which I didn't realize until I saw it in person. It looks simple and good so I am happy. The material is a heavy paper/cardstock thickness. I will probably order this brand again when I need an economical choice for an event.

I use this paper to print photo images for exhibition. The finish is just what I want; beautiful photos print beautifully. I wish there were a watermark on the back to make it easier to identify the print side but after a while choosing the correct side to print becomes second nature.

As stated in my previous review of this paper, the Innova Exhibition Cotton Gloss paper is my "go to" paper for landscapes.� There are other cotton gloss papers from which to chose.� However, the Innova is free of OBAs and the surface texture is such that additional depth and dimensionality are present in the final print. For those serious about printing the Innova Exhibition Cotton Gloss deserves serious consideration.

This paper provides beautiful fine art look to all images. It has a smooth texture and a very good range from black to white. I use this paper for prints that are displayed at the Booth Art Museum and other galleries.