Each paper has its own distinctive attributes. Besides price, there are several
other important factors you might consider, the most important ones are
finishing, texture & paper weight, light reflectivity and the way it represents colour.
How to use the samples
Check out the colour ramp in the background. You should see a smooth transition without notable banding or
colour casts. You can also have an idea of the reflectivity attribute of different paper stock.
Examine the flowers and the petal details. Look for separation between the adjacent hues. Many printers or
their profiles (and most monitors) have difficulty distinguishing between some of the greens and cyan, and
that issue shows up here. Pay extra attention to the edges and see how they differ between matte and satin
surface.
Last, check out the skin tones. If the setup is off, you will know it right away because the skin tones will
look wrong. Too pink or too yellow are two common issues you often see here.
