Kiiltävä valokuvapaperi agipa 4454 A4 240 g/m² — mustesuihkutulostimille

agipa 4454 A4 240 g/m² is glossy photo paper designed for use with inkjet printers. The smooth high-gloss surface and 240 g/m² weight produce photos and proofs with strong color saturation, defined detail and a professional-looking sheen. Sheets are cut to standard A4 dimensions for easy handling in home, office or small studio print workflows.

Advantages

The glossy coating enhances color contrast and sharpness while helping inks dry to a durable finish. At 240 g/m² the paper offers a substantial feel and reduced curl compared with lighter media, improving feed reliability in most consumer and prosumer inkjet printers. Compatibility with common dye and pigment ink formulations ensures a broad range of printers can achieve vivid prints without special treatments.

Suitable for

• Printing photographic images and portraits
• Producing proofs and test prints for color checks
• Creating promotional materials, flyers and product images
• Home prints, craft projects and portfolio samples

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Surface: high-gloss coated
• Weight: 240 g/m²
• Printer compatibility: inkjet printers (dye and pigment inks)
• Finish: glossy with high color saturation and sharp detail

How to use

Load the glossy photo paper into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, placing the printable side face up or face down as indicated for glossy media. Select the appropriate paper type or photo paper setting in the printer driver and choose a quality level that matches the desired output (e.g., photo or best quality). Allow printed sheets to dry completely before stacking or handling to avoid smudging and to ensure optimal gloss and color stability.

Recommendations

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. For best results, handle sheets by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the glossy surface, and test a single sheet to verify color management settings before printing large runs.