Our Paper Types

Our Premium Luster Paper offers crisp details and bright vibrant colors. The heavy luster finish is perfect for gallery prints, wedding photos, portraits, and prints that will be in bright lighting where reflections may be an issue. Luster is not satin, however, and will reflect light as much as gloss paper, the difference is the way reflections look. Luster will scatter the light, resulting in softer, less harsh reflections. This is our most popular paper, if you can’t decide, you can’t go wrong with Premium Luster!

Our Professional High Gloss Paper is very high gloss. When the absolute highest detail is desired, look no further! This is a popular choice for photos that will be displayed on desks, in photo albums, or in locations that do not receive direct lighting. Care must be taken when handling prints on high gloss, as fingerprints will show clearly if the image is touched.

Archival Canvas is a great choice for any print that demands a luxurious look and feel. Canvas is typically stretched around a wooden frame, but can also be framed with or without glass. Canvas is a woven fabric with a matte finish, as such, it will have almost no reflective properties. Due to the weave of the fabric, some fine detail will be lost.

Our Matte PP is preferred over matte papers when the details matter. With no noticeable grain, our Matte PP offers unparalleled details and virtually no reflective properties. The adhesive backing offers additional mounting options and can even be cut to make stickers!

Palo Duro Baryta Fiber is a very heavy-weight paper. A smooth satin finish and slight grain make this the go-to paper for the discerning artist. The pleasant neutral white adds natural richness to portraits and landscapes. Black & White images also benefit from Palo Duro Baryta Fiber's deep blacks and exceptional contrast. Use Palo Duro Baryta Fiber 300 to surpass gallery and museum expectations.