Square Inkjet Note Card Paper
The square note card size offers a unique way to share and display your photos and artwork.
Try cropping your images into a square and you may just find a whole new way of looking at your work. Square provides a rarely seen perspective and offers you the chance to focus on interesting elements of your image. Click to shop
Red River's square cards are 10.5" x 5.25" and fold to 5.25" x 5.25".
They fit special high quality white envelopes available in 100 or 250 packs here. |
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Available in 60lb. Polar Matte Single Sided
Red River's Polar Matte raises the bar for imaging excellence. This paper brings you professional quality in every sense of the meaning - from the coating to the base stock, Polar is the go-to photo matte when you want the best. Click to shop
Lightroom Greeting Card Templates Coming Next Week
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COMING NEXT WEEK you can easily turn your photos into custom note cards using Lightroom 3. Exclusively from Red River Paper, these templates are for all of our card sizes. You'll be able to create portrait or landscape orientation image layouts. |
Epson R3000 Cost Per Print Analysis
How much each print costs is, in our opinion, much more important than how much you pay for each ink cartridge.
Cost per print should be your benchmark for deciding if inkjet prints are economical for your situation.
That's why Red River publishes our Cost Per Print analysis. The latest report is for the new Epson R3000.
We also offer reports on for Epson 3880, 3800, R2400, R1900, Canon Pro9000 and Pro9500. |
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GigaPan Time Machine lets users travel through time – in digital images (Gizmag)
Review: M.I.C. CF Card Reader for iPad and iPad 2 (Rob Galbraith)
Layers for Lightroom? (Adobe Lightroom Killer Tips)
A Quick Guide to Histograms(Good-Tutorials)
First look: Adobe Color Lava, Adobe Eazel, and Adobe Nav(Macworld)
Sharpening a Photo Without Increasing Noise Visibility in Photoshop CS5 (Tutorialized)
Tips for Taking Photos of Neon Signs (Good-Tutorials)
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