Lomond 0102034 10x15

High quality and inexpensive. It can be used not only for photos, but also for printing pictures and any other graphics. Holds ink well. A normal working option for a novice photographer who loves to experiment with filters and profiles.

At such a cost, it makes no sense to look for flaws. Look at the price of other photo paper and take it easy.

I bought it for printing through photos. It turned out that such photos are not ashamed to show and give to friends or relatives. The paper is thick enough, and you can't say that it is cheap. Now I print photos for family albums only on it. Buy and do not hesitate - this is a normal budget option for photographic paper.

Good quality at a low price

Compared to thinner paper, noticeably more expensive without any special advantages

I compared it with a thinner version, I did not notice a difference in the quality of prints. In order to insert into an album, it is better to take a thin one and take it, it is noticeably cheaper. Unless, with fast printing, this paper should deform less from ink, well, or you shouldn't be in an album, but somewhere else. Much cheaper compared to original paper, but color settings need to be adjusted. When printing (at least on Epson), it is imperative to set matte paper in the settings, otherwise the quality suffers greatly, everything is blurry. Well, you need to put the right side (rub with your finger, the right side is smoother).

I ordered invitations to the exhibition in the printing industry, printed on this paper, it turned out to be the most economical in terms of price, and in the end I was very pleased. The invitation cards turned out to be contrasting, easy to read, legible fine print, deep colors. I cut it myself with a clerical knife, the paper is easy to cut, does not exfoliate, does not wrinkle after the blade. The paper is quite resilient, dense, does not wrinkle like a simple office paper. In general, as for business cards, invitations, other images with dense text filling, this paper is optimal in terms of quality and price.

good density, rich picture (on my printer)

the color fades into green a little (on my printer), but this is not critical, because does not strike the eye

I print using a Canon Pixma ip2700 printer - all material (electronic photo sources) have to be lightened by 1 tone, otherwise the colors become very saturated, incl. the dark ones get even darker.
I recommend this paper for printing with image presetting.