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KoalaGlossy Photo Paper offers a premium printing experience with its 5x7 inch, 250gsm glossy sheets. Designed for high-quality photo output, this paper is compatible with various inkjet printers and features instant dry technology, ensuring vibrant, smudge-free prints. With 20 sheets per pack, it's perfect for both professional studios and home users who demand excellence.
| Manufacturer | KOALA |
| Brand | Koala |
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 13 x 0.1 cm; 130 g |
| Colour | White |
| Number of Items | 20 |
| Size | 5"×7", 20 Sheets |
| Sheet Size | 7x5'' |
| Brightness Rating | 100 Lumen |
| Paper Weight | 20 |
| Paper Finish | Glossy |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LG250-5R-A |
| Item Weight | 130 g |
P**S
Excellent quality
Excellent quality photo paper at competitive price
K**N
Good stuff recommend
Great quality at a really great price
S**S
Not bad,at all
Perfectly fine, for printing off your usual pics. And not a bad price.
V**A
Good vt
Great product
D**D
Good Quality Photo Paper
A good quality glossy photo paper at a very affordable price. The paper is thick and easy to handle. It produces excellent results from a Canon Megatank printer, and the colours do not appear to fade when in a photo frame.
M**E
Quality
Great service. Great quality
M**O
Photo paper
Very high quality fir the price
V**S
Great quality, and very good value!
I'm a professional photographer and use a Canon G5050 printer for my prints. In my review I've compared this paper with Canon Plus Glossy II, a premium photo paper.Firstly, thickness - Canon's paper is 265gsm, while the true thickness of the Koala paper is around 235gsm, slightly below the advertised 250gsm. They both feel similar to hold.Secondly, quality - the Canon paper produces slightly warmer prints with marginally higher contrast, although I would struggle to tell the difference at a glance.Price wise, the Canon paper costs over twice as much per sheet as the Koala, making Koala the clear winner.If I'm after absolute quality then I would go for the Canon Plus Glossy or another premium photo paper, but the Koala paper is excellent for the price for only a tiny quality reduction!Edit: reducing my rating to 4 because the paper exhibits a lot of curling, which doesn't occur with either my Canon or HP glossy photo paper.
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