PPD Satin Photo Paper for Inkjet Printer, Premium Pearl Luster Finish A3, 11 x 17 Size Sheets for Printable Photos, Thick 255 gsm 68 lbs 10.5 mil, White, Water Resistant & Instant Dry Prints (50 Pack)

Excellent paper. I've printed over 1000 sheets of this for photographs and digital art and the results are great. I have stopped buying the paper from Amazon as they are hopeless at packaging the paper and it often arrives damaged. Order direct from Photo Paper Direct and it arrives expertly packaged with protected corners and proper cardboard box packaging.

amazing product and the finish of the photo when printed .. the photo really stands outthis is my 1st time using this paper although it may be more expensive than other papers , it is worth the money and better quality than any other paper that I have used .I am really happy with the results of my photos

I was dubious about buying this paper, but I have been pleasantly surprised with the results. I mainly shoot in black and white, and the prints I have made have been excellent. I have been less impressed with my colour prints, which look a bit flat compared to those I have made on Epson paper. But that costs a lot more, and I do not shoot enough colour to be paticularly worried about this.

It is A3, it is a satin finish, it has an excellent weight, and it is £££s cheaper than the high street equivalents. With my Canon A3 printer I have achieved consistently excellent results (no smudging or bleeding), and I see no reason for myself to look elsewhere in the future. There has been no evidence of colour deterioration post-printing to date, and it looks and feels like a premium product (and I am picky when it comes to papers!). I will have no hesitation in buying this again when need arises.

I had never used satin paper before, let alone my new A3 printer. I first printed with a sheet of A4 gloss paper (not from PPD) and the result was as I expected (the same quality of image as from my old printer). However, when I loaded a sheet of A3 satin paper from PPD, the image was not only sharper (how and why, I have no idea), the colours were so much richer, not due to oversaturation, just better looking. Family and friends at my camera club have commented on the excellent quality of the images printed. I fail to see that more expensive 'standard' papers could produce better results. I say 'standard' paper because I have not used specialist 'fine art paper'.I wholeheartedly recommend this product.

Using Canon iX6550 .. A3 printer ... and Canon Inks ...The colour prints have a slightly warm cast and a little soft in terms of sharpness ... compared to premium Canon paper ...Black and White prints ... unusable with strong sepia cast ...However the paper is cheap ... so could be used for acceptable colour print " Proofs " ..but not good enough for exhibition quality prints in either Colour or Black and White ...So this paper is " OK " ... butYou pay for what you get ... and there are no short cuts to the very highest quality

About a Premium as Roller Kola …. Just inkjet Cartridge Paper, absolute junk! spend ya money on some thing likePerma Jet Matt 240 far better paper than this PPD Junk.

Have used the product am waiting to verify results