Print your own high quality greeting cards with the Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack. The package includes 20 sheets of 7x10" Inkpress Duo Matte 80 Paper that has been pre-scored to produce 5x7" greeting cards and also includes 20 matching envelopes. With these cards, you'll be able to print at the highest quality, and the paper is acid and lignin free for long lasting cards that will keep for a lifetime.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
I used these to print images of flowers and even with a low-end Canon MP810 printer the results looked great. It took a little while in Photoshop to get the borders right, but once set, it works like a charm. If you are looking for glossy cards, this is not for you; the mat finish looks good though. Also, the inside is a great surface for writing on.
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Use to display my photographic landscapes on greating cards.
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I bought these cards to make personalized greetings for friends and family. After a little fussing with my Epson R1900 printer to align the template I made in Photoshop they print without any problems and look great. My photos are reproduced accurately and vibrantly. If you want to create your own cards, then this is for you. Includes an envelope. The only thing I would like to have but doesn't seem to be available, is a matched box to hold a dozen that I could package and sell.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
My ink jet printer was clogged up and I needed a way to print these invitations quick. I experimented by taking my file to a local store to see if their colored toner printer would work. Long story short this worked out fine. The colored and black and white photos look awesome and the invitations are out. I will purchase again.[...]...Regards, Jeff Dynia
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
This will be great for all the cards i like to make
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
excelent quality
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
This is an excellent product. An ICC profile is available. Using my Epson 2880, I used the product initially for personal cards over the holidays. Very impressed. I then tried them at a show -- and they were gobbled up by customers. I have follow up orders as well.
My only wish is that Inkpress offered these in larger quantities of 50 and 100.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
I tried a package for myself. Most impressed. My Epson 2880 handled the cards nicely. The ICC profile worked like a charm. So impressed, I think I will order more. Now I only wish Inkpress sold them in larger quantities.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
I produced very nice cards by using either my Epson R800 or Epson R280. Using profiles supplied by Inkpress, the colors matched closely to the soft proof view and were nicely saturated and rich. The cards fold easily. I routinely use Red River papers and the Inkpress compares very favorably with RR's #1155 - Aurora Art. The Aurora Art paper's heavier (64 lb) making the Inkpress paper feel flimsy in comparison but still acceptable for commercial work. The Inkpress paper's whiter than the RR's. RR Aurora Art's $0.67/sheet (50 sheet box) and doesn't come with envelopes compared to [$]/sheet with envelopes for Inkpress. I'll likely stay with RR even without envelopes due to its weight, but the Inkpress paper would do fine. Inkpress' tech support responded quickly to my inquiries but their website's not as easy to use as RR's and isn't as technically robust as RR's.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
I print greeting cards of various kinds for retail outlets and direct sales using an
Epson 1900 printer. These cards provide the quality I need in the right size. Since I want to give people the option of "re-using" my cards by framing them, the archival feature is important to me.
It is very easy to run them through the printer a second or third time for labels, greetings, etc.
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Comments about Inkpress Archival Greeting Cards Pack (20 5x7" Cards, Matching Envelopes):
I use these cards with a high quality photo printer to make my own greeting cards. It's a way to share my photographs with family and friends.
The cards are a high-quality white and make for as high a quality reproduction as possible without gloss paper.
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