Museo Max, Fine Art Matte Inkjet Paper, 250gsm, 8.5x11", 25 Sheets.

2013-09-16T21:00:00

I do b&w infrared work and this paper has far proven itself as the paper of choice for it. It's coarse texture works so well with the surreal infrared look. I'm still using my old trusty Epson 2200 so I bump up the ink output to 5% to get thick rich blacks. Getting the wide tonal range I love with b&w is a challenge with infrared, but this paper handles it very well. I also love the thickness of this paper which just feels like quality. It's a little pricey but for an A+ photo paper with a thick artsy feel and unique surface, it's very reasonable. I use the 8.5" x 11" and the 13" x 19".

JEFF H.

2011-09-05T21:00:00

I found myself trying to design and order a photo book for my grandmother's 90th birthday at the last moment. After missing even the most generous printers' deadlines, I logged onto Adorama.com and ordered a box of Museo Max and a few ink cartridges for my Epson Stylus Pro 4000[...] I created 21 10 x 8 and 2 20 x 8 multiple image and single image layouts in photoshop. The content consisted of approximately 8 personally cleaned, scanned and restored 80 + year old B&W photos, 10 cleaned, scanned and restored color photos ranging from 60 to 15 years old and about 20 photos taken with an old sony digicam or my old/faithful/near-death Eos 20d. After ensuring my screen was accurately soft-proofing my printer/paper, I printed each layout and trimmed them to fit in a 10 x 8 25 page, self-adhesive album.I was quite nervous that results would be inferior to a professionally printed photo book or even silver halide prints. Any anxiety proved unfounded and the texture and matte finish of the Museo paper served to create a much more unique photo book than is commercially available.

Morgan G.