Canon 7981A004 Photo Paper Plus, Matte, 8-1/2 x 11 (Pack of 50 Sheets)

This paper is extremely good for printing images that don't require a glossy look to them. -- I print reproduction art that i have drawn over the years, and the paper's matte quality blows the regular photo paper i use out of the water. I will say, it does take time to get used to the paper's single sided quality. (The brightest side of the paper is the printable matte side, and the back side is an off-white/beige (This side is printable, but will be very muted and mottled) -- (The best way to tell if you have the paper facing the right way, is to take 2 pages and flip one around; look to see which side of the paper is the brightest. ... Or print and find out...) Before you start printing, you may want to adjust your printer's settings to get the best results for the paper. You can normally do this by printing an image on the paper, then gauging if you need to make it darker or lighter or tweak any other options you have. *Important side note: The setting(s) below may require more ink to be used, and will be slow to print* ( Printing with the printer's "Media Type: Photopapers> Matte Photo Paper *Print Quality: Standard*) - Or equivalent setting will improve the image quality a lot, This setting basically tells the printer to add more ink to the paper than normal because of the paper type (ink will soak into the page, where as with glossy photo paper, the ink "sits" on top of the page, so glossy photo paper doesn't need as much ink) Print speed will be slow with this setting as the printer will print in tighter lines (good results do take time) - I wouldn't change the print quality from standard, though; as if you print in "High" it just takes more time to print and doesn't look any different. - ( I wouldn't use this print setting on the backside of the paper however, it will print too dark and it won't look as good, so print with the regular "Media Type: Plain Paper" setting if you're printing on the back of the paper.) (I tend to print darker, deep rich shades of color with this paper. I use a word processor (WPS); for all of the printing i do.) I do plan on purchasing more in the future, the price is fabulous, and the quality is great

Been looking to start making art prints at home and it seems I've found the perfect starter paper! I'm printing on a Canon Pixma G6000, and have found that I only need to make very slight color adjustments based on what I'm printing. Quality seems great, and is the perfect weight I'm looking for (a little sturdier than regular printer paper). I will, however, agree with the comments that this isn't really photo paper. I got this looking to make art prints, and would definitely recommend it for that- especially if this is your first go-around and are looking for an affordable option. But I cannot imagine using this if you're seeking out high quality PHOTO prints. This paper is definitely more suitable for art prints or various crafting projects. Also DO NOT FORGET THAT THIS HAS NON-PRINTABLE INSERTS ON BOTH ENDS OF THE STACK. I had read reviews before purchasing that said this and still forgot, and it had me feeling crazy that my quality was bad and that the ink was bleeding/smudging like crazy ha. If you open the pack from the back side with the open tab, the front side will be facing down. The differences between sides are nearly imperceptible as others have said, but I find bending the paper and looking at it in a good light can help. The back side will appear to have more visual "texture" than the front, which is a completely smooth, clean white.

Great paper for professional prints. Dries fast and doesn’t fade. I’ve prefer this numerous times and always satisfied.

It’s nice thick paper, but it doesn’t work in my machine so I had to return.

I'm printing on an Epson ET-2550, which uses pigment based inks. I've been testing a lot of papers for a very specific purpose in printing my own trading card game, and for this process, I need an adhesive paper and a paper that can print on both sides. At least one side needs to be a high quality print. I have also been looking for a very specific feature of being able to easily slide cards against each other without having to do anything extra to them to make that happen, but understandably, no paper is ever going to tell me whether it can do that before I try it. Out of all the photo papers I looked at, this looked like the most affordable, so I figured I might as well give it a try. * Print quality is as good or better than any other matte photo paper I have tried. * It's the best price I've seen on photo paper. * You can print on both sides, but the back is like regular paper quality. * I tested its water resistance by getting my finger wet and gently rubbing the print a couple of time, and it looked like it discolored it at first, but after it dried, I can hardly see any difference. For my card game, it doesn't slide against other paper any better than regular paper, but it's not any worse either. I can make it work pretty easily with my current method by rubbing it for a few seconds with the wax paper backing from the sticker paper that goes on the other side of the card. I am worried that it is a bit thinner than some other photo papers, and there might be too much difference between the thickness of my holographic cards and my regular cards. I haven't made final decisions on my holographic paper yet either, but right now at this price point, this paper is a winning choice for the project or for any other matte photo paper needs.

I ordered the Canon 7981A004 Photo Paper Plus, Matte, 8-1/2 x 11 (Pack of 50 Sheets) for printing photos and creative projects, and I’m really impressed. The matte finish gives a beautiful, non-glossy look that’s perfect for fine art prints, portfolios, scrapbooking, and presentations. Colors come out rich and true to the original file — no weird shine or glare — and the paper handles ink well without smearing. It fed through my Canon printer smoothly every time with no jams. The weight and feel of the paper are excellent — substantial and professional without being too thick. The pack of 50 sheets is great value, and the individual sheets are easy to work with when printing one at a time. Overall, this is top-notch matte photo paper that delivers excellent results for both photos and graphics. Highly recommend if you want quality prints with a refined matte look.

It was basically cardstock. I purchased this to print my own passport photos and they were declined because they were “not on photo paper” I assured them it was and they said matte photo paper still has some gloss and this was not it.

Canon’s Photo Paper Plus Matte is a fantastic choice if you want high-quality prints without the glare of glossy paper. Colors come out rich and accurate, and the matte finish gives photos and graphics a soft, professional look—perfect for artwork, flyers, craft projects, and framed prints. The paper has a nice weight to it (not flimsy at all), and it feeds smoothly through Canon printers without smudging or streaking. I especially love that it works well for both photos and text-heavy layouts, making it super versatile. The 50-sheet pack is a great value, and the consistent quality makes it easy to trust for important projects. If you prefer a clean, elegant matte finish over glossy shine, this Canon paper is absolutely worth buying.

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At first was terrified it felt like cardstock. But those are just protective pieces covering the actual sheets. The sheets are perfect! They're matte and work great with canon inkjet. I love this more than glossy paper for particular projects.

Este producto es muy bueno lo uso de manera frecuente

Almost can't tell which side is the print-side. Both sides equally matte. The matte is not photographic grade matte, but paper cardboard kind of matte. Too rough for my liking but it holds colour well. For school projects ok. Not for photographic enthusiasts.

Nice paper. Gives almost same Adobe RGB output from what you look in the computer screen.