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HP's best - now even better!

New innovations to HP's best photo paper enables even richer color, deeper blacks and higher gloss* while still preserving life's important moments for generations.   

 






Professional quality at home

Working in unison with HP's newest technology inkjet print  cartridges, new and improved HP Premium Plus photo paper produces images with the look, feel, and light-fade resistance that            exceed lab processed photos. The end result is photos with:
HP paper and ink cartridge
  • Professional-quality prints with even more brilliant color and crisper black and white images
  • True-to-life color photos with the look and feel of traditional photographs
  • A patented, anti-stick back coating that prevents smudging when prints are stacked
  • Professional-grade weight and thickness – 280 g/m**, 11.5 mil
  • Optimized quality and reliability when used with HP printers and inks
»  Focus in on the details:  Check out the data sheet.

Protecting your memories

Did you know?  Many factors can affect how long your photos last - fading from light is just one of them.

wilhelm sealHP knows.  Predicting what your photos will look like in 50 or 100 years is a complicated science. That's why HP invests heavily in the people and equipment necessary to predict how long photos will last in homes like yours. To make sure your HP photos can be shared for generations, HP’s world-class image permanence labs test all the factors that can potentially harm photos.

HP uses the leading independent image permanence test lab, Wilhelm Imaging Research, Inc. (WIR) to confirm HP’s performance predictions.  HP also participates in WIR’s image permanence certification program, so you can trust that HP photo printing systems have been rigorously tested. And because WIR tests all the leading photo brands you can confidently use  WIR to verify fade predictions made by HP’s competitors.

Look for the WIR display permanence certification seal of 105+ years on HP Premium Plus photo paper packages.

WIR tests show that when using the newest technology HP inkjet print cartridges, photos printed on HP Premium Plus photo paper resist light fading more than twice as long as photo lab processed color photos.


»  Learn more about HP and WIR photo testing.
»  Read more on "Fade resistance of select HP photo printing system" and HP Premium Plus photo paper performance.
»  Read the “Inkjet photo prints: here to stay”  white paper.


Do more with HP Premium Plus photo paper

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»  Black-and-white photo ideas

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HP printers, paper, and ink work together flawlessly. Find what you need here.
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*  High gloss version only

** Based on Wilhelm Imaging Research testing. Printing with HP’s 95 or 97 Tri-color and the HP 99 Photo Inkjet Print Cartridges. For details, see light fade test results: "Fade resistance of select HP photo printing systems"

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