Photo paper HERLITZ A3 (AA045YEL) — glossy sheet size A3 for inkjet printers

HERLITZ A3 glossy photo paper is a high-gloss, heavyweight sheet sized for A3 inkjet printing. Designed to reproduce high-resolution images and vivid color photographs, this paper delivers a reflective finish and crisp detail for photographic prints, portfolios, posters and proofing. The surface is optimized for inkjet inks to reduce feathering and enhance color saturation while maintaining quick drying for handling after printing.

Advantages

The glossy surface yields high color density and sharp detail, suitable for professional-looking photos and promotional prints. Compatibility with inkjet printers ensures reliable ink absorption and good drying speed to minimise smudging. A3 format offers a larger printable area for landscape compositions, posters and larger photo reproductions without the need for trimming. The paper’s consistent weight and finish help achieve uniform output across multiple prints.

Suitable for

• High-resolution photo prints and photographic reproductions
• Portfolios and presentation prints
• Posters, signage and promotional materials
• Proof prints and color checks for photography and design work

Key specifications

• Format: A3 sheet
• Finish: glossy/high-gloss
• Printer type: compatible with inkjet printers
• Intended use: photo-quality and color image printing
• Surface properties: high color saturation and quick-drying coating

How to use

Load the paper into your inkjet printer according to the manufacturer’s guidance for photo or glossy media, selecting the appropriate paper type and print quality settings in the printer driver. Allow prints to dry fully before stacking or handling to avoid fingerprints or smearing. For best results, store unused sheets flat in their original packaging and keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

Use high-resolution image files and select the printer’s highest quality or photo mode to exploit the paper’s surface. Perform a test print when changing paper types or printers to fine-tune color management and paper handling settings. Avoid touching the glossy surface directly; handle sheets by the edges to maintain print quality.