Canon PM-101 13X19 20 Premium Photo

as a professional photographer I've had the opportunity to shoot all over Australia and internationally for a wide range of prize I also make prints for sale and for exhibitions and I need to ensure that I'm using a paper that shows off my images as well as possible one of the huge advantages of inkjet printing compared to photographic printing is the vast array of papers that we can use is possible to reproduce watercolor paintings on the exact same paper types that the original paintings were made on and if you like the super glossy look of what we used to call Seba chrome prints well that's doable too I think it's fair to say the prints have never looked so good and the learning curve to high-end printing has never been so easily climbed so let's have a look at the different types of papers you can use broadly speaking there are two main types of papers gloss and matte gloss includes