Buffalo Premium Satin Photo Paper Roll | 7.7 Mil RC | Wide Format

Buffalo Premium Satin Photo Paper Roll is a professional 7.7 mil resin-coated (RC) inkjet photo paper with a microporous satin coating engineered for photorealistic quality prints, fine art reproduction, graphic artwork, posters, kiosk output, and interior display applications. The microporous coating delivers instant-dry output with sharp image detail and brilliant color accuracy, while the satin surface finish gives prints a refined, gallery-ready look with reduced glare and fingerprint resistance — making it the preferred choice for professional photographers, graphic designers, and production print labs.

Both are professional resin-coated satin photo papers with microporous coatings, but they serve different production needs. The Buffalo Premium Satin PH710 is 7.7 mil / 190 gsm — a professional standard weight ideal for high-volume production, kiosk output, posters, and display applications where cost-per-print efficiency matters. The Buffalo Supra Luster is 11 mil / 270 gsm — 18% heavier than standard RC paper, designed for premium client deliverables where the weight and feel of the print are part of the value. Choose the Premium Satin for production volume; choose the Supra Luster for premium client-facing output.

Buffalo Premium Satin Photo Paper Roll is compatible with pigment, dye, and latex inks on all major wide-format inkjet printers including Epson SureColor P5370, P6570, P7570, P8570, P9570, P20570, and T-series; Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300, PRO-1000, PRO-2100, PRO-4100, PRO-6100, TM-200, TM-300, TX-3100, TX-4100, GP-200, GP-300, GP-4000, and GP-6400; HP DesignJet Z6 Pro, Z9+ Pro, T730, T830, T930, and Studio; and HP Latex 300, 310, 315, 330, 335, 360, 365, 370, and 375 series. ICC profiles are available — contact Buffalo Imaging with your printer model for a matched profile.

Satin finish solves the two biggest practical problems with glossy paper in professional photography. First, fingerprints — glossy paper shows every fingerprint, smudge, and skin oil immediately and prominently. Satin’s fine-texture surface diffuses light and hides contact marks, making it far more practical for any print that clients will handle, review at a table, or take home in their hands. Second, glare — glossy paper reflects overhead lighting visibly, creating distracting hot spots when viewing prints. Satin diffuses these reflections for a clean viewing experience under gallery, studio, and retail lighting. Satin delivers rich, accurate colors without the exaggerated saturation that can make glossy prints look over-processed in portrait and fine art contexts.

Yes. The microporous coating on Buffalo Premium Satin Photo Paper Roll absorbs aqueous inkjet ink almost instantly on exit from the printer. Prints are dry to the touch immediately after printing with no smearing, offsetting, or wait time before handling, stacking, or finishing. This is critical for high-volume kiosk and production lab workflows where prints need to move directly from the printer to sleeving, stacking, or cutting without a drying queue.

Buffalo Premium Satin Photo Paper Roll is available in five widths: 24 inches, 36 inches, 44 inches, 50 inches, and 60 inches. All rolls are 100 feet long with a 3-inch core. Select your width from the product dropdown before adding to cart.

Yes — GIS/CAD output is a listed application for this paper. The resin-coated base provides dimensional stability that paper maps and technical drawings lack — important for large-format GIS prints that will be handled and referenced. The microporous coating delivers the sharp line detail and color accuracy for layer differentiation that GIS and CAD graphics require. The satin finish works well for technical prints used under bright overhead lighting where glossy reflections would reduce readability.

Store rolls in their original packaging at 50–77°F (10–30°C) and 35–65% relative humidity, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep rolls vertical on proper roll racks to prevent pressure deformation. Shelf life is approximately one year from manufacture date at recommended storage conditions. Once a roll is loaded in your printer, plan to use it within a reasonable production window for best print quality across the full roll.

The only difference is print width — all specs, pricing per foot, and roll length are the same across widths. Choose based on your printer’s maximum media width and the largest output you regularly produce. The 24-inch roll suits desktop-scale professional photo printers like the Epson P5370. The 44-inch roll covers most studio production widths. The 60-inch roll handles large-format output for display graphics, wide panoramic prints, and high-volume production on 60-inch wide-format printers.