paper quality
Stock weight, finish
Paper quality refers to the characteristics that determine how suitable paper is for a particular use, including weight, thickness, brightness, smoothness, and opacity.
High-quality paper typically has a consistent texture, resists yellowing over time, and handles ink well without bleeding or feathering.
In printing and publishing, paper quality significantly affects how colors appear and how durable the finished product will be.
The paper quality made all the difference in how the photographs looked.
- thicknessDepth of material
- finishBring to completion
- textureSurface tactile quality
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- caliperTool measuring thickness or diameter
opacity · printability · smoothness · recyclability · acid-free · lightfastness · stiffness · weight · archival · biodegradability · sizing · gloss · grain · tear resistance · formation · whiteness · bulk · density
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