Inkjet photo paper Lomond 0102003 Matte 120 g/m² A4 100 sheets

Matte inkjet photo paper Lomond 0102003 is a 120 g/m² A4 sheet pack of 100 designed for use with both dye and pigment inkjet printers. The surface delivers a non-reflective matte finish that reduces glare while maintaining good colour reproduction and fine detail for everyday photo prints, proofs and presentation materials. Medium-weight construction balances feed reliability and handling comfort for home, studio or office printing tasks.

Advantages

The matte surface minimizes reflections and produces a smooth appearance suitable for images that require subdued highlights and accurate tones. Compatibility with dye and pigment inks ensures broad printer support and stable image quality. At 120 g/m² the paper offers a reliable feed through most desktop inkjet machines and is thin enough for easy handling while remaining substantial for multi-page documents and brochures.

Suitable for

• Everyday photographic prints and snapshots
• Proofs and test prints for colour checking
• Brochures, flyers and presentation materials
• Home and small office document printing with a matte look

Key specifications

• Finish: matte, low-glare surface
• Weight: 120 g/m² (medium-weight)
• Sheet size: A4
• Sheet count: 100 sheets per pack
• Compatibility: formulated for dye and pigment inkjet inks
• Surface: smooth for fine detail and text clarity
• Feed behaviour: reliable in most home and office inkjet printers

How to use

Select the matte or plain paper setting in your printer driver and choose A4 paper size before printing. Load sheets into the manual feed tray or main paper cassette with the printable side facing the correct direction as specified by your printer. Allow prints to dry briefly after ejection to avoid smudging, especially when using high-coverage images or pigment inks. Store unused sheets flat in their packaging to maintain the paper surface and prevent curling.

Recommendations

For best results, perform a test print to confirm colour and density settings, adjust printer colour profiles if available, and avoid touching the printed surface until fully dry. Use within standard indoor humidity ranges and keep the paper in its original packaging until use to preserve print quality.