Designed for use with dye and pigment-based inkjet printers, PermaJetUSA Titanium Gloss 300 Photo Paper 8.3x11.7"from PermaJetUSA Titanium Gloss 300 Photo Paper 8.3x11.7"has a smooth metallic finish and a heavy basis weight of 300 gsm. The paper features a high silver pigment content and resembles the look, feel, and print quality of a metallic surface. It provides great tonal range, a wide color gamut, and high D-max for producing images with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and metallic colors such as chrome, silver, and gold. Additionally, everyday objects such as watches, jewelry, glass, metalwork, and mirrors come to life with a 3D effect.

The paper is available here as a 25-pack of 8.3 x 11.7" sheets and is a suitable choice for fine art reproductions, weddings, portraiture, and portfolio presentations.

Metallic Photo Paper    Basis Weight: 300 gsm    Thickness: 11.8 mil    High Gloss Surface

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this paper compatible with the Prixma Pro-10 printer? most of the smaller paper sizes (4x6, 5x7) does not have the Pro line listed as compatible with. Is this simply an outdated specs issue or are they truly un compatible?

A: The SG-201 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss 5 x 7 is compatible with the PIXMA PRO-10, yes. The list of compatible printers, unfortunately, isnt exhaustive.

Q: 2. Is this product acid-free and archival quality?

A: Love the product everyone that sees my photos runs out to purchase the paper. Acid free Not sure bit the best paper on the market.

Q: 3. What is soft gloss compared to regular gloss?

A: I have both the Premium Plus Photo paper in both the soft gloss (8.5x11" paper) and just gloss (5x7" paper). The soft gloss is more like a matte finish, with finely mottled surface.

Q: 4. Is this paper on an acid free base or plastic? What if any are it's archival properties?

A: Semi-gloss paper is technically archival when printed using pigmented inks and stored in a temperature stable environment out of direct sunlight, but if you are looking to maximize your archiveability you would choose a fine art paper (if your printer can handle the extra thickness), that would be called natural. Natural fine art paper usually means NO OBAs (Optical Brightening Agents) have been added, so that the image will darken very slowly over a very long time. OBA papers turn bluish and darken after 15 years all at once; pigment ink doesn't save them.

Q: 5. does it 2" core or 3" core?

A: The Premier Imaging Photo Gloss Production Paper (24" x 100' Roll) has a 2 inch core.

Q: 6. Where can I find the ICC profile for this paper and an Epson 3880?Thank you

A: You will need to make a customer profile. There are services where you can print out patches on your printer without using any profile and send the sheets to someone to make an ICC profile for you. I have the X-Rite iPro2 and made a profile to use this with my Epson printer.

Q: 7. is this paper suitable for my Pixma Pro 100 ?

A: Yes you can use the Canon SG-201 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss 8 x 10 in the Pixma Pro 100 printer.

Q: 8. Inkjet metallic paper for canon printer

A: Yes it is for canon printer!

Q: 9. Can this paper be used with the P900 printer? If not, what transfer paper can I use?

A: Yes, this Epson F-Series DS Transfer Photo Paper, 17" x 300' will be able to work with the P900.

Q: 10. Do yo know if there is a two sided version of the HP Premium Plus Photo paper soft gloss for inkjet printers?

A: No the paper only comes single-sided.