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What copy paper is to text-based documents, photo paper is to photographs and images. Photo paper is glossy paper with an extra coating, which absorbs printer and copier ink better and dries faster. For that reason, it's most effective for photo-heavy brochures or marketing materials.

Did you know that all conventional photo paper is coated with plastic and therefore cannot be disposed of in the waste-paper recycling system? This is because the coating contains polyethylene (PE), and it is not possible to separate this from the paper base.

The plain paper settings use the least ink, selecting inkjet paper will use more and photo paper will use the most. Draft mode generally uses about half the ink of Normal or Best modes. Normal and Best modes use about the same amount of ink (although Best mode takes more passes and time to print).

For matte inkjet papers, it is common to use silica as pigment together with polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH). Glossy inkjet papers can be made by multicoating, resin coating, or cast coating on a lamination paper. A variety of fine art inkjet papers meet the needs of professional photographers and artists.

4 Types of Photo Paper Finishes Pearl and Lustre. You'll find professional printers offer Pearl and Lustre to recreate a type of satin finish, but with a textured feel. ... Glossy. Glossy is probably the most common types of paper finish for printing photos. ... Matt (or Matte) ... Satin.

No set standard makes a printer-specific to photos. You can, in theory, use almost any home printer to create black-and-white or color prints. Most printer software products include custom settings that will change the resolution of your print job to make them near perfect for photos.