HP Premium Plus Photo Satin is a satin photo and proofing media that delivers beautiful fade resistant prints, consistent quality and the color stability professionals demand, including graphic designers, photographers and prepress markets. This premium glossy professional photo media delivers prints that resist fading for years. HP Premium Plus Photo Satin makes it easy to achieve consistently photo-realistic image quality and color stability with minimal color shift. This media also gives consumers the media flexibility to create C+ full bleed and D+ photo proof prints with HP Designjet 130 series printers.
HP Q5491A Product Features
Consistent satin finish for great photo quality
Accurate color proofs and photos
Compatible with HP Designjet 130, 120, 30, and 20 series printers
HP Premium Plus Satin Photo Paper, 24" x 50', 1 Roll Specifications
Part # Q5491A
Comments about HP Premium Plus Satin Photo Paper- 24" x 50'- 1 Roll:
This media can accept dye ink just as well as pigment ink such as Epson UltraChrome. Since color printers don't do well printing grayscale images, I resorted to feeding the media into an Epson using a monochrome inkset, then again through an HP Designjet for the color part. Just an amazing media.
Primary use:
Business
9/10/2009
4.0
Great paper - poor factory roll closure
By Wastenot
from Clyde, NC
About Me Frequent User
Pros
Bright
Doesn't Jam
Durable
Professional Weight
Sharp Tones & Colors
Cons
Best Uses
Black & White documents
Color Photos
Graphics & Charts
Professional Documents
Comments about HP Premium Plus Satin Photo Paper- 24" x 50'- 1 Roll:
I use this paper strictly for photographs, and it does a great job. However: At the factory the end of the roll is sealed directly to the roll with masking tape. You can remove the tape without damaging the first foot if it is freshly manufactured; however, most of us know that masking tape becomes impossible to remove without damage to the substrate with time. Most manufactures wrap a piece of kraft paper around a roll and put the tape on the kraft paper - not so with HP. I found it impossible to complain to HP about this through the internet. When I buy fifty feet of a medium I expect to be able to use all of it - not just 49 feet.