Best Color Inkjet

[Matte] Best inkjet on the market

[0.15 lb] Have not used it, old inkjet still providing good color as usual.

[Single] Best paper made for inkjet printing when you desire a smooth glossy finish. It produces outstanding image tones. Ilford has been in teh business for over half a century and they have always made superior quality photography materials.

[Inkjet Printers] Great color and price. Best available anywhere.

[0.92 lb] Best price, color choice

[Envelopes] Easy setup, very quiet operation and the color printing has been superior to my old inkjet printer.

[Standard] Other than for photos, I switched from inkjet to color laser for business work. Non-photo graphics are great. And you don't have to deal with head clogs which are the coronavirus of inkjet printers. Are supplies more expensive over inkjet? Maybe. But for the past year I have not gotten the summons THE HEADS ARE PLUGGED UP ON THE PRINTER AGAIN. If there is some difference in the overall cost, the peace of mind of not dealing with a problem normal head cleanings do not resolve is well worth it.

[4.025 lb] Got an extra one for the TC-20 Large-Format Color Inkjet Printer. Great print quality. inks stick nice.

[310 gsm] Great looking inkjet paper. It works well for either B&W or Color. I was a longtime user of Canson Platine Fibre Rag (which is also amazing), but prefer the weight and look of the Hahnemuhle. It is not a cheap paper by any means, but well worth the price. At 350 GSM it is very thick, so remember to adjust the Platen Gap accordingly. Fantastic product.

[112%] I like the look of black and white photography on matte inkjet papers. However, for a long time I hated printing color photography on my Epson 3800. Ink and paper are expensive, and the print quality still left a lot to be desired. My color photographs reminded me of cheap silkscreen prints. This paper is the best thing I have found for digital color photography. I love this stuff. It's not quite the same as a darkroom print, but it's good enough that I appreciate this material on it's own- not just as a substitute for darkroom materials.