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PermaJet Oyster 271
The PermaJet Oyster 271 is an award-winning paper that is perfect for the day-to-day requirements of any artist. It's well known for its bright white base that produces vibrant colours, making it suited to many styles of photography, from portrait to wildlife. It is easy to work with, often touted as a must-have for any printer, especially those looking to get to grips with printing.
Want to test this paper first? Find it in the PermaJet A4 Digital Photo Test Pack 1
Instant Dry – Vibrant Colours
The PermaJet Oyster 271 has an instant dry coating with a subtle pearl surface, meaning you can print photos you love and start using them straight away. The microporous coating delivers an incredible Dmax that ensures a wide tonal range and rich saturated colours, guaranteeing even complex images look their very best.
Multi-Award-Winning
3-time award-winner, the PermaJet Oyster 271 is often described as a great all-round paper that suits a wide variety of images. The resin-coated digital photo paper has a 271gsm that holds weight while still being easy to feed through the printer. A UV protective supercoat adds a high level of resistance to moisture and fading, ensuring your photographs look fantastic for years to come.
Free ICC Profiles
PermaJet offer Generic ICC Profiles for all of their media, available immediately to download. Alternatively, they offer a range of services and products to maximise the quality of your printing workflow. We recommend taking advantage of their FREE Custom ICC Profile service.
Key Features
- Resin coated, microporous inkjet paper
- Instant dry pearl/satin surface
- 271gsm bright white base
- UV and water resistant
- Prints bold, vibrant colours
- Excellent for monochrome
- Compatible with dye and pigment inks
- Works with any inkjet printer
FAQs
What printer is this paper suitable for?
You can use this Permajet photo paper with any inkjet printer, including common household inkjet printers.
What is Dmax in printing?
Dmax is the "maximum density" of ink that can be transferred onto a substrate during the printing process. Otherwise meaning, it's the blackest black that can be achieved on that paper type. A paper type with good Dmax can print images with strong contrast and sharpness as well as deep blacks that maintain details in the shadows.
