Metallic Red Ps4 Controller

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

There are dozens upon dozens of papers out there and the majority of professional quality papers perform as they are expected to perform. What differentiates papers is feel, look, base color, surface characteristics, etc. Ultimately, when choosing from among professional quality papers, whether you like something or not comes down to a matter of personal taste. I use metallic papers for certain Black & White images. I have never printed color on a metallic paper. I've used metallic papers by Red River, Ilford, Hahnemuhle, and now Moab. Moab is a bit less glossier than the Ilford and Red River, so I would call it a soft gloss. I've done about 10 prints thus far (pigment HP B9180). They produce rich blacks and extremely crisp--quasi-metallic--whites, which is why one chooses such a paper. Basically, this one is up there with the best of them.

I use this metallic paper, and it is the best…..

Easy to use and came with red 4 loops to attach. I use 2 on my Sony A6700 camera and 2 on my DJI RC-2 drone controller. For the drone controller, I had to buy separate Hook Screws. The quality also looks amazing.

I think this is the best metallic paper on the market.

its not too metallic its just perfect

I like the high resolution and the subtlety of the metallic effect. It adds some very nice enhancement without looking gimmicky. When you want to make things obvious than the Metallic Silver is the way to go. But when you want the extra reflection without being so obvious, this Metallic Pearl is great.

I recently purchase a pack of Epson's relatively new Metallic Photo paper. I've been using it to print black and white photos on my Epson 3880. I have been quite impressed with the result. The tonal range is great; deep blacks while preserving highlight and the sharpness of the images is impressive. From some angles the images appear a little glittery, but overall I'm very pleased. This paper starts to bring back some of the qualities of traditional silver photo paper. I like the fact that unlike some metallic papers the whites and borders are white and not a silver metallic. Have not tired this with color images yet

I had some metallic prints made at a photo lab and liked the results, so I decided to try Inkpress's Metallic paper. I have to say I'm impressed when I used it on my Canon 9500 photo printer. Inkpress recommends using the Glossy II setting for the 9500 and that no ICC profile is necessary. It came out great.