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Perfect Prints from Budget Printers

It doesn’t take a pricey printer with many different ink colors to get beautiful prints. In fact, almost any inkjet printer made in the past ten years is capable of outputting pictures you’ll be proud to display. Do you have one of these "consumer" level printers? Have you felt like you could not get great looking prints? Read on and you will see you can indeed make stunning quality prints with just about any inkjet printer!

Even a printer that uses only three-color inks plus black will do a fine job. All printers have built-in software that will reproduce the colors in your image files pretty accurately and if you select the correct paper surface in the printer driver menu, the printer will lay down colors that will usually be right on the money.

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Luster and Satin Paper

Our highest quality Luster, 75lb. Arctic Polar Luster is back in stock in all sizes! This deep textured luster paper has a heavy weight and deep thickness which is ideal for final portraits or gallery images you want to enter into competitions. Its lighter double-sided cousin is our 50lb. Arctic Polar Luster, perfect for books.

Our Satin papers have a finer grain texture than the luster and come in lighter weights, less thickness, and best prices. The 66lb. Arctic Polar Satin is our highest grade of our bright white satin with a bold brilliant white tone. 66lb. Palo Duro Satin is its warmer cousin with the same high grade, fine texture, and photo weight. Of course, our most popular paper, 68lb UltraPro Satin, has been our go-to satin paper for many since the beginning of Red River Paper in 1997!

Don't forget about our House Satin Special which has only 80 boxes left of 8.5" x 11"

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Photos for the Foodies

For any restaurant or recipe guide, food photography is key in selling the final product.

Pinterest has spurred sales and new recipes solely through photos. People choose their wedding cake bakery first by image then taste.

The depiction of food can make or break a chef in the eye of the public. We have a list of some of the best papers to portray edible art in the best light.

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