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: Use Lustre or Matte if the physical print will be handled by hand frequently.

: Best for black-and-white photos, portraits, and artistic landscapes. photo_2023-01-16_14-08-39.jpg

: Use Matte or Lustre paper if you are framing the photo behind glass to prevent harsh glare. : Use Lustre or Matte if the physical

: Best for vibrant family photos, action shots, and high-contrast images. Pros : Makes colors pop and provides the sharpest details. : Best for vibrant family photos, action shots,

: The perfect middle ground with deep color saturation and a soft, pebbled texture that resists glare and fingerprints. 📋 Paper Comparison Paper Finish Color Vibrancy Glare Resistance Fingerprint Resistance Best Used For Glossy Everyday snapshots, high-contrast colorful shots Matte Black & white, vintage photos, framed prints Lustre Professional portraits, weddings, exhibitions 💡 Display Considerations

: Colors appear more subdued and less vibrant than on glossy paper.

: Best for wedding photos, portraits, and gallery prints.