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Metallic finish photo paper is sturdy, resistant to fingerprints and has a pearl-like sheen. It's best suited for photographs with a lot of colors as the finish helps to bring out the contrast between light and dark. Because of its shine, much like with glossy finishes, it pairs well with rustic framed prints.

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Photo paper may refer to: Photographic paper, paper coated with light-sensitive chemicals, used for making photographic prints. Inkjet paper designed for high-quality photographic prints when used in a suitable inkjet printer.

If your photos will be handled often, a matte finish would be a better option since they will not absorb the fingerprints of users. Because matte finishes are designed to refract as much light as possible, this comes at the cost of colors not appearing as vibrant as they do in glossy photos.

The most common types of paper for printing photos are glossy, lustre and baryta paper. An inkjet printer uses a printer cartridge that creates an image that is 300 x 300 dpi (dots per inch).

Matte. A matte finish means that the photo doesn't have any shine, making it a great option for photos you want to display in a glass frame or in brighter areas.

All images are printed on Kodak Professional Endura or Fujicolor Crystal Archive Super Type PDN photo paper, which means your Prints will last well over 100 years in a typical home display. Photo paper options include Lustre, Metallic, and Glossy. A fine art linen texture can be added to any paper type.