Photo paper ColorWay PG2601004R, glossy white, 10 x 15 cm, 260 g/m²

ColorWay PG2601004R glossy white photo paper in 10 x 15 cm format is designed for inkjet printers and small-format photographic output. With a paper weight of 260 g/m² and a reflective glossy surface, this sheet media provides sharp image detail, saturated color reproduction and smooth tonal transitions for prints such as photographs, proofs and presentation images. The compact size is suitable for standard photo drawers and home or studio albums.

Advantages

The glossy coating enhances color vibrancy and contrast while preserving fine details. At 260 g/m² the paper feels rigid and durable, reducing curl and delivering a professional handling experience. Compatibility with common inkjet pigment and dye inks ensures quick drying and consistent results across multiple printers. The bright white base improves perceived dynamic range and skin tone accuracy in photographic prints.

Suitable for

• Home and family photo printing
• Studio proofs and test prints
• Small-format promotional images and brochures
• Photo albums and gift prints

Key specifications

• Format: 10 x 15 cm (standard small photo size)
• Surface: glossy white coating
• Weight: 260 g/m² for firm, photo-style handling
• Printer type: compatible with inkjet printers supporting glossy media
• Finish: high-gloss reflective finish for enhanced color depth

How to use

Load sheets into the printer’s photo tray or manual feed slot following the printer manufacturer’s orientation marks for single sheets. Select photo paper or glossy media settings in the printer driver and choose appropriate print quality for best results. Allow prints to dry completely before stacking or handling to avoid smudging; drying time depends on ink type and printer output. Store unused sheets flat in a cool, dry place to maintain flatness and coating integrity.

Recommendations

For optimal output, use the printer driver’s photo or high-quality mode and allow sufficient drying time. When printing photographs intended for framing or archiving, handle prints by the edges and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity to preserve color stability.