Jet Print Photo Matte Finish Proofing Paper - High-Quality Matte Photo Paper for Professional Printing, Photography, and Art Projects - Perfect for Portraits, Scrapbooking, and Home Decor

This was a great price for photo proofing paper. I use this more than regular photo paper for my creative applications. It's awesome and the colors work great without the bleeding or lines affecting the quality.Be careful when you order this product. It is great for what it says it's for, but I was thinking it was just a matte finish paper. It is a thin light weight paper and is the same thing that photography expert uses for proofs. But if you use this product you will still waste the ink, bacause you can't use it as a photo.I have used this paper for years. It IS proofing paper - not premium photo paper. It prints a much better color photo (or art) than regular copier stock with brighter colors and more definition. Yes, it uses ink, but it is less expensive than premium photo paper, so is the perfect alternative for proofing before printing. Sadly, I can no longer find it. I previously purchased it in 100-sheet packages. I think the problem some reviewers had is not with the paper quality, but that they were not using it for its intended purpose. It's unfair to give a bad review of a product if you are not using it as it was designed to be used.I have used this paper for several years now. but there are a couple of things you need to know and do.1. This paper is only treated on one side and you cannot see any difference from one side to the other. - so- you must keep it in the box, treated side up. When you put it in your printer, insert it so it will print on the treated side. An alternative would be to mark the back of each sheet. (quite a job)2. To look its best, and to preserve your photos, you must hot laminate each sheet. Your photos will look as good as if printed on expensive photo stock, with the added feature that they will not water mark or fade! I have supplies of inexpensive laminate so an 8-1/2" X 11" only cost pennies. Try it!I use this paper for making greeting cards. I make two fold cards and it is thin enough to double fold with out crinkling and is easy to trim. I also make the envelope for the card with this paper.