Limited Time: Save 20% on Linen Textured Photo Paper

60lb. River Linen adds elegant texture to your photos and artwork

Add a special dimension to your printed image with this premium quality inkjet paper. You can use Linen for portraits, portfolios, greeting cards, or any other inkjet printing project. River Linen is made from pure alpha cellulose (perfect for digital scrapbooks) and is acid and lignin free. Its subtle linen finish enhances the artistic aspects of your work without extra Photoshop effort. Elegant linen textured finish Beautiful bright white color Sturdy photo weight and feel Compatible with all printers Linen surface adds just the right level of texture to your images without interfering with details. Macro view of Linen's surface

For a Limited Time - Save 20% on all 60lb. River Linen Sheets, Note Cards, and Rolls

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Offer began 4/15/2013. No refunds or credit for sale if the order was placed prior to this date. Discount available to all customers, all locations.

If you have a full-frame camera, why not print a full-frame image? Many inkjet paper sizes force you to crop to some degree. If you want to print a full-frame image in all its glory, you need an inkjet paper size with enough room to print an image that is in the 2:3 aspect ratio typical of a true 35mm sensor.

9x13 is so convenient because it allows you to print a full 8" x 12" image with a slight border on all sides, perfect for matting and framing.

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A number of photo inkjet printers use two different primary black inks - Photo Black or Matte Black. Each is optimized for a certain type of inkjet media.

Use Photo Black for glossy, satin, and luster inkjet papers. Some fine art media like fiber-based baryta also require the use of Photo Black inks. You will use Matte Black inks for cotton fine art, Blanco Matte Canvas, and matte inkjet media. Matte papers are usually smooth and have a flat non-reflective surface.

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