For this reason use a bit more care when rolling poster prints made on these papers.
Semi gloss poster paper.
A big benefit is that glossy and satin paper withstand handling better than other types of inkjet paper.
It keeps the images and text readable.
When a matte poster is best.
Posters that demand the glossy treatment.
If your poster is exploding with color or movement gloss is the way to go.
The high gloss option will produce the highest shine possible.
Semi gloss has the advantage of being appropriate for posters that are intended either for framing behind glass perspex or placed on a wall in a space where you prefer less reflectivity.
Choose a more durable wide format poster paper roll if you plan to sell decorative photo or at prints that will be viewed up close for a number of years.
Generally cartoony or sports related posters look great in gloss.
The less reflective semi gloss is perfect for places with intense lighting.
Our semi gloss poster paper has been carefully selected to provide a smooth clear photographic image whilst minimising reflectivity.
High gloss and semi gloss.
Glossy finish helps colors pop against one another and creates the illusion of depth in images that look a little flat.
Ultrapro satin and ultrapro gloss have the look and feel like a photo lab print.
Use a more economical poster paper for short term simple text based posters or graphic signs that will be viewed from more than 10 or 20 feet away.
This paper type is also best used for business presentations since reflective glare from your prints will be much less of a.
The right paper option for your large format posters will depend on the lighting of your target location.
The semi gloss category falls in between a high gloss finish and a zero gloss finish matte.