fine
Art Giclée
Pigment ink (archival)
Look & Feel
Deep colour, High contrast, Sharp detail
Best For
Wide colour range, Rich blacks, Maximum depth
Albums
Fine Art Giclée, Artisan, Editorial, Edwin, Legacy, Unbound Giclée
Cost
$$$
Fuji
Lustre
Traditional photo paper (light sheen)
Look & Feel
Classic photo look, Subtle texture, Realistic tones
Best For
Colour-graded, High-contrast, Saturated images
Albums
Standard, Signature, Editorial, Femme, Unbound Matted Signature Albums
Cost
$$
fuji
Matte
Non-glare photo paper
Look & Feel
Soft, Smooth, Little reflection
Best For
Muted tones, Low contrast, Fine-art imagery
Albums
Standard, Signature, Editorial, Femme, Unbound Matted Signature Albums
Cost
$$$
paper types
fine art
Giclée
This luxurious, finely printed paper using the highest quality ink is incredibly rich in colour saturation and depth. The prints are of exceptional, sharp colour detail, with vivid contrast levels and longer lifespans compared to photographic papers, being less prone to fading over time.
Ideal Usages:
Images using wide colour ranges / Rich blacks / Sharp photographic detail / Delicate handling
Tips & Best Practices
Choosing the
Right paper
Image
Style
Start by identifying the overall look of your image—whether it’s bold and vibrant, natural and true-to-life, or soft and artistic.
Tone &
Contrast
Consider how your image handles contrast, shadows, and colour depth, and choose a paper that enhances those qualities.
Final Presentation
Lighting, display, and handling all affect how the print appears, so choose a paper suited to its final use.
paper types
fuji lustre
paper
The classic, timeless choice for photographic paper, this Fuji Lustre paper is a beautiful option for those who want the closest possible resemblance to a printed photograph. Featuring a very subtle texture and slight reflective sheen, this paper will bring forth reality from your images with the benefit of a slight shine with no room for fingerprints.
Ideal Usages:
Standard colour-graded photography / High contrast images / Highly saturated images
paper types
fuji matte
paper
This soft, non-glare photographic paper is ideal for experienced photographers who take careful care in colour grading their photographs. The soft and rich tones bring out a beautiful, fine-art appeal to photographs that are more on the subtle, subdued side.
Ideal Usages:
Low-contrast photography / Soft colours, less sharp / No dense shadows or harsh blacks
faq
you ask
we answer
1. Which paper is best for vibrant, high-saturation images?
Fine Art Giclée paper is the best choice for rich colour depth, strong contrast, and highly detailed images.
2. What paper looks most like a traditional photograph?
Fuji Lustre paper offers a classic photographic look with a slight sheen and subtle texture.
3. Which paper is best for soft, subtle images?
Fuji Matte paper works best for low-contrast images with softer tones and a more artistic feel.
4. Which paper handles high contrast and deep blacks well?
Fine Art Giclée and Fuji Lustre papers both perform well with strong contrast and deeper blacks.
5. Which paper reduces glare and reflections?
Fuji Matte paper has a non-glare finish, making it ideal for soft viewing conditions.
