Fotopapper Avery C2550-50

Avery C2550-50 is a high-gloss photo paper for inkjet printing that produces vivid color reproduction and sharp detail. With a media weight of 250 g/m² and a smooth white surface, this photo paper is intended for professional-quality prints, photographic enlargements and promotional materials where a glossy finish and accurate color are required. The product is FSC-certified and chlorine-free, reflecting environmentally responsible manufacturing.

Advantages

The high-gloss finish enhances contrast and deepens blacks while keeping highlights crisp, resulting in images with perceived greater depth and saturation. At 250 g/m² the paper offers good stiffness and handling for feeding through most inkjet printers and for mounting or framing without additional backing. The white base provides a neutral tone that helps preserve color accuracy, and the FSC certification confirms that the paper comes from responsibly managed forests.

Suitable for

• Photographic prints and enlargements for portfolios or displays
• High-quality brochures, flyers and promotional images
• Personal photo projects such as cards, gifts, and albums
• Proofing and sample prints when assessing color and finish

Key specifications

• Finish type: High-gloss
• Media weight: 250 g/m²
• Sheets per pack: 50
• Product colour: White
• Compatibility: Designed for inkjet printers (check printer manual for recommended media settings)

How to use

Load the sheets in the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer's instructions, glossy side up if specified. Select the appropriate media type or photo paper setting in your printer driver and choose the highest quality or photo print mode for best results. Allow prints to dry completely before stacking or handling; drying time can vary by ink type and ambient conditions. For best archival results, handle prints by the edges and store them flat or in protective sleeves.

Recommendations

For optimal color fidelity and print longevity, use pigment or dye inks recommended by your printer manufacturer and let prints dry for at least 30 minutes before laminating or framing. Test a single sheet to confirm printer feed and color settings before printing large batches.