12X18 Construction Paper Target

I make custom note cards and I use this paper. I compete in a Photo Club and use this paper for my 12x18 prints--I love the rich deep colors.

I use these sheets to print my 12x18 photos out of Lightroom 4. Great to have the convenience of the sheet pre-cut to a regular size. Not as economical as printing off the roll, but the time saved in obtaining the finished print (less layout time in RIP or LR4, squeezing other images in to fill space and use roll paper more efficiently) is worth the tradeoff, in my opinion. LOVE the quality and durability of the prints. Gamut coverage is pretty wide (for a matte paper) and saves me time and $$ switching to Photo Black on my Epson 7900 when this matte paper will do just fine.

These are great protectors and I love that they come in 12x18 size.

Ok, I have to admit, I have purchased more than one focusing target over the years. I have to tell you this is the best one. It has a solid construction, is easy to use and stores nicely in the pouch provided. In use, it has everything you need, clear focusing interface, stable rigid target, tripod mount a leveling system even a grey card. Definitely a great way to ensure tack-sharp focus.

In this size (12x18) its probably most perfect silk imaginable. I love it so much. Can squeeze in anywhere.

Loosk well made, pages very clear. Perfect for 12x18 photo prints.

the delivery was according the target.

This made my lens calibration easier than downloading a paper copy of the target. This made my lens calibration much easier (thanks to larger size) and provided rigid target.

Wasn't sure at first. Funny how some things just won't print right--widely off target compared to image on my well-calibrated display. But I printed something else and it looks perfect and beautiful. This paper has a slightly warm tone and a nice, very slightly toothy texture. Maker recommends semi-gloss media-type setting at printer, which tells you it's not an ultra-glossy paper. I expected it to be pretty good and it is, probably worth the expense. It's not cheap, but it's rag and with a baryta coating, which--if durability and longevity are your interests--is what you want. I'm skeptical of cellulose-based paper and so might make this my glossy (more or less) paper of choice, maybe have a decent profile made.

It's very good for my needs. I'm using it to spot the hits on paper target for airguns (10m/25m) and it's amazing for it! For it to be perfect, only if the tripod was a little higher.