4x6 Matte Photo Paper for Inkjet Printer, 200gsm/52lb Single Sided 4R Matt Paper, 200 Pack

When you print photos on this matt finish paper stock, the images are softer, and feel different to the touch, as well. It was exactly what I wanted, and this was a good price point, much better than the name brand photo stock papers sold branded under the p;rinter manufacturer type. Recommended.

Print on the shinier side. the rough texture side is the back.I got a matte photo paper was because glossy photo paper won't dry my black ink and tend to oversaturate my photos. Unfortunately, this paper did the same. However, when I printed on the backside, the photo came similar to the color on my monitor... I decided to keep it for the sake of having the option of printing on pre-cut, glorified cardstock.

I have been looking for photo paper that works with laser printers. When I saw this Pikapoka 4x6 Matte Photo Paper for Inkjet and Laser Jet Printer, I thought I had found it. Unfortunately, my Canon MF644Cdw printer won't recognize the 4x6 size paper. I have tried multiple settings and researched and I guess it just won't work.It's a disappointment, because the paper has a nice matte finish and is a nice weight for photos. The box it came in is good for storing it. I have nothing to criticize about the paper.

Thinner than most photo paper. Color quality so-so. Only bought because I couldn't find the Canon matte paper I bought before.

I really like that I can now print out many of our family photos with this supply of photo paper. The prints come out looking very good. I like the matte finish.

follow the directions for your printer/these papers. I had difficulty at first then realized I was putting them in wrong. The pages are good quality. Never printed my own photos before so I have nothing to compare with atm. It seems like a good deal.

(This review is for the Pikapoka 5x7 Matte Photo Paper for Inkjet and Laser Printer.)The paper is shipped in a box which protects it from damage during transport. It works well in my Canon inkjet printer. Make sure you're printing on the correct side of the paper—if you look at the paper surface at an angle, the printing surface is the one that appears to be a little whiter and smoother than the other.In my comparison tests, the prints from this 5x7 paper came out with slightly lower contrast and slightly less color saturation than with premium matte photo papers. But at around $0.11 per print (as of this writing), I really can't complain!

Great size to print photos on if your scarp booking.