Papier photo brillant Colorway PG2000504R

ColorWay High Gloss Photo Paper (PG2000504R) is a 200 g/m² glossy inkjet paper supplied in packs of 50 sheets. The smooth, high-gloss surface is formulated to quickly absorb dye inks and produce vivid, saturated colours and sharp details for photographs and high-resolution images. The paper is intended for personal and professional inkjet printing and does not contain harmful chemicals. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; production date is printed on the package.

Advantages

The glossy finish enhances contrast and color saturation, delivering bright, eye-catching prints. At 200 g/m² the media offers a sturdy feel suitable for handling and framing. The surface is water-resistant after drying and supports quick dye-ink absorption for reduced drying times. The pack of 50 sheets provides a practical quantity for both hobby and small professional projects.

Suitable for

• Photographic prints and high-resolution images
• Home and small studio inkjet projects
• Framed pictures and photo albums
• Artwork reproductions and color proofs

Key specifications

• Brand: ColorWay
• Model / MPN: PG2000504R
• EAN: 6942941817603
• Finish type: Gloss
• Media weight: 200 g/m²
• Sheets per pack: 50 sheets
• Intended printing method: Inkjet only

How to use

Load sheets into the printer according to the printer manufacturer’s paper loading instructions, glossy side up if required by the printer. Use inkjet dye inks for fastest absorption; if using pigment inks allow prints to dry completely before handling to avoid smearing. After printing, let prints dry on a flat surface and keep them away from direct moisture until fully set. For archival presentation place prints in photo albums or frames to preserve quality.

Recommendations

Store paper between 5°C and 25°C (41°F–77°F) in a cool, dry place and keep away from direct sunlight. Use within five years from the production date printed on the package. Avoid using the paper with printers or settings not specified for glossy inkjet media to prevent feeding issues or suboptimal results.