Red And White Print Card Stock Paper

[Single] Love the bright white paper .. really makes the blue print pop!

[Yes] I love this paper. I usually print black and white, but it works very well with color, too.

[1.7 lb] This is my second Falcon Paper Cutter. The first one lasted over 20 years and went to several continents with me and cut reams and reams of paper and card stock. It finally broke this year and I was heartbroken as I was having a hard time finding a new one. So I was ecstatic when I discovered that it was still made and was available at a good price. I like the fact that you can easily replace the blades and the cut is sharp and crisp every time whether cutting several sheets of paper, photos, or card stock. It's a great little cutter!

[Neutral] Excellent quality. I print first using my 4x6 stock to make sure I'm happy with the composition and overall results and then print on 8.5 x 11 luster paper for special prints. High quality and good value. Highly recommend this paper.

[Single] I use this paper to print custom DVD case artwork. I needed a thinner stock, but with a high print quality. This definitely delivers. Colors look great and the print seems durable. I had to switch to this spec after they stopped making my first choice for paper, but this did not disappoint.

[1x Paper Roll] I used this paper to print a portfolio of loose prints and the results were great! The paper is heavy enough to be handled and is seductive to the touch. The bright white is a softer white than a regular photo paper but still neutral in color (as opposed to the regular rag paper which definitely makes the images a little warm). If you 're not going to mat the prints, you will need to get the curl out. I rolled the prints (in the opposite direction of the curl) around a cardboard tube with a diameter of about 18 for a couple of days and that worked. Overall, very happy! Will definitely use this paper again. If printing on an Epson 4800, you may need to set the suction to -4 (through the printer set up in Photoshop) to prevent stray ink on the edges and must set the plat. gap on the printer itself to widest!

[1.71 lb] My printer won't let me print 8x12 borderless paper. I have called Epson about this and I talked to a woman who had no idea what I was talking about. To work around this, I print on Premier's legal size 8.5x14 and cut the size to 8x12. I also noticed that the white borders are pure white when compared the yellowish borders on Inkpress Luster.

[0.065 lb] This is a thin poly backed bright white banner paper. I am very fond of it as the print just pops out using the imagePROGRAF machine. I have used multiple rolls and have no complaints. It is reasonably priced and I find the best print quality for my application using a Saturation setting in the plug-in. I even go so far as to sew stiff strips (sandwiched front and back) for mounting purposes (hanging).

[Canvas] Beautiful Paper, stunning images that will look as good or better that a Silver Print ( i printed black & white images with the paper)

[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.