Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: schrimsher2017 on December 29, 2022, 09:32:30 am
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Does anyone have a recommendation for a heavy paper for printing 5" x 7" note cards?
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Checkout Red River Papers. They have a wide selection of precut and scored cards for inkjet printing. No affiliation, just a long time user of some of their products.
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Checkout Red River Papers. They have a wide selection of precut and scored cards for inkjet printing. No affiliation, just a long time user of some of their products.
Agree--Red River has great stuff.
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Red River is what I use. They offer gloss, stain and matte finishes. They all print great on my Epson P900.
Regards,
Bud James
Please check out my fine art and travel photography at www.budjames.photography.
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Another vote for Red River. One issue is that some of their thinner card stocks curl a bit and don't stand up all that well. I currently use 96lb Pecos Gloss. the downside can be that in some printers you may have to feed them one at a time.
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I have used Moab cards, and still have too many blanks, but, quick check of that company's web site, and something has changed. I'd still give it a try.
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For one or just a few of, I am using Strathmore's cards. I attach a separately printed photograph to the front of the card with the enclosed double sided tabs. I pre-print my card stock with my logo and information on the back; and occasionally print a message on the inside of the card (using InDesign for that task). for large quantities, I use my digital press provider, in my case, Pikto.ca