I've just bought a Canon MP540 printer and currently use Matt paper for prints which are going to be framed. I see that Canon do a "semi-gloss" A4 paper and wondered if anyone had used it "under glass"..would appreciate any user feedback
semigloss and luster paper have been used in frames from time immemorial.
It is usual to prevent the surface of all prints of what ever surface from touching the glass.
This is easily achieved by cutting a mask of some sort.
semigloss and luster paper have been used in frames from time immemorial.
It is usual to prevent the surface of all prints of what ever surface from touching the glass.
This is easily achieved by cutting a mask of some sort.
Thanks for the reply but I'm really after specific info on the Canon semi-gloss. I already frame lustre prints I buy from an online print company which are excellent but wanted to know how "semi" the Canon semi-gloss paper really is as I'll be printing A4 sizes myself ?
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