Since then, Fotospeed has released several new fine art inkjet papers so this is an ideal opportunity for me to revisit my decision. I bought test packs from many of the leading paper suppliers and printed a colour and B&W image on each paper type.įollowing several months of testing, I picked Fotospeed Natural Soft Texture (NST) as my choice of fine art matt inkjet paper. I decided to invest some time (and money) testing lots of papers. At that time, I was experimenting with inkjet papers from lots of different manufacturers but didn’t feel entirely happy. I don’t think this will make me biased because there aren’t any other papers involved, but I wanted to share this for complete transparency.Īround 8 years ago, I invested in an Epson 3880 A2 printer. Reviewing the Fotospeed fine art inkjet papers was already on my to-do list so this was an ideal opportunity. Ordinarily, I don’t accept gifts in return for reviews, but I made an exception in this case.

Fotospeed gave me the test packs to complete this review.But if you are looking for an excellent matt fine art inkjet paper, the rest of this review should help.īefore we jump into the review there are a couple of things that I want you to know: If you are looking for an affordable matt inkjet paper for regular printing, I would recommend Fotospeed Matt Ultra 240. I like to encourage people to handle and view the prints during the break and I’m ALWAYS asked what paper I used. If you have ever been to one of my club presentations, you will know that I bring along prints. But Fotospeed has a large range of inkjet papers for anyone wishing to print their own photography, that isn’t restricted to simply fine art papers.

In this inkjet paper review, we are looking at the matt fine art papers available from Fotospeed. Fotospeed Matt Fine Art Inkjet Paper Review

Black and white test print