Is the finish on this card paper the same on both sides (all 4 sides, when folded)? How good is the quality of printed photographs on each side?
1252469
I have not printed photographs on this card paper. I have only used it for greeting cards. I find the quality is the same on both sides.
1252470
Yes it is the same on both sides. I use it for cards and the pictures are great. This product is not for regular photos. I hope this answers your questions.
1252471
There was a note in the box that states one side is better for printing photographs and it appears to be marginally better. Printing a two sided card delivers a good quality product
1252472
I use this paper in my HP Photosmart plus without any issues. I have not printed pictures within my card but doubt it would be an issue since the card images are always good. The preferrerated fold is one of the better ones I've come across, it does not want to break up with folded. I've only done four sided cards. Just follow the instructions on the printer how to flip or turn your page to get the results as expected or you may print side two on side one. I've accidently done that, oops.
1252473
paper is not photo quality is for making greeting card, invitations etc.. If u want photo quality order Kodak photo paper. Paper is matte on both sides
1252474
Yes, the finish is the same. The paper is very good quality, however, it was too heavy for my old HP Photosmart printer. I have no problem with a newer printer. The photographs will not look the same as on a glossy surface, but I print all my greeting cards with a picture of the person who is receiving the card. There probably wouldn't be that great a difference in the print quality as that you would receive on plain printing paper. It suits my purposes perfectly.
1961049
No, It is textured more on one side look at where it folds, you can tell which side should be printed.I use the textured side for making cards for my artwork.
1243177
yes, the images are excellent quality. I use epson paper specifically watercolor radiant for proofing and Velvet for finished product. As with any printing you must check your colors carefully, if in doubt I lighten images. I digital "paint" photos. The paper is good enough to draw on the ink which is what I do. Make sure you use the correct side of the paper!!
1643038
I have not. I have printed out several photos and not had a problem. It has been almost a year for some of them, and they still look as great as they did when I printed them. I use the best photo paper and print with the highest quality. I do not know why the age of your paper would make a difference though.
1480675
It is not glossy, but a full-color print will have a sheen (at least in my laser printer). I'm sorry I don't know about double-sided copies.
1877649
The paper is the same on both sides. It is laser and ink jet compatible. You should have any problems with the ink or printing on both sides. Thanks
189481
both sides are glossy and is very good paper. i use it in cd case pictures.
1041737
The paper is durable enough that flipping back and forth through the months, if done with some care, it will not tear. Also the paper is thick enough that it does not show through to the month following. Not card stock but a better quality printing paper. IMHO
380345
Yes, The paper has a smooth, bright white finish on both sides and a nice weight. Can be printed both sides.
851935
It feels heavier than regular paper, but not as heavy as a birthday card I have on hand (if that is what you mean by cardstock). I use it to print photos all the time in my printer and have no problem with it.
1999085
I like the weight and texture of this Greeting Card paper. It's just right. I also like it that it has a score line so you get a clean sharp fold. The following is a paragraph on the box which is a good description of the paper. "Heavyweight textured premium cardstock with matte coating on both sides creates a professional look".Hope I've helped.
894593
It is a little lighter than cardstock. We printed them with my home printer.
501640
Yes, they print very well. The colors are very true. I have used other brands and other papers and have not had the success that I have with Avery Matte White Half Fold Greeting Cards #8316. I use a very old program, PrintMaster 12 to print my cards. I have used it for years and have not up-graded it. I sell my Greeting cards so I want them to look very professional. This is the best paper I have used.
1643037
I do not make Photo quality prints so I really can not answer you question with any certainty, however when using cheap regular printing paper I do see a noticeable difference in the quality, the colors tend to fade and run.
595025
I print them on 60# card stock, and I use it for the Hallmark program to make cards. I did try laser photo paper but found the finish was not glossy as I expected. Hope this helps...
298261
I have never printed photos but the color quality for greeting cards is excellent. I do, however, think Avary makes photo paper.
1604949
The cards are not cheap looking. They may be a little lighter stock paper than a 4 x 6 card. I purchase short and tall holders. I preferred the short as it was more stable.