Glossy Fuji photo paper with a matte acrylic glass cover usually does not cause distracting reflections. However, lighting, viewing angle, and image position can contribute to slight reflections. Indirect lighting and a suitable hanging location can reduce these even further.
Introduction
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked question about reflections on photo prints with Fuji photo paper and a matte acrylic glass cover. The goal is to provide you with a clear assessment so that you can place your order with confidence.
Will my photo print reflect light because of the glossy Fuji paper and matte acrylic glass?
As a rule, the combination of a glossy Fuji photo print and a matte acrylic glass cover does not produce distracting reflections. The matte acrylic glass is designed to reduce light reflections and keep the view of the image as consistent as possible.
However, please note that the perception of reflections can also depend on the lighting in the room, the viewing angle, and the position of the image. Slight reflections may still be visible in direct light or strong sunlight.
What else can affect reflections?
- The light source in the room, such as windows, ceiling lights, or spotlights
- The viewing angle from in front of the image
- The brightness and orientation of the surroundings
- The distance between the viewer and the image
Tips for Reducing Reflections
- Do not hang the image directly opposite strong light sources.
- Avoid direct sunlight on the surface.
- Choose a hanging location with even, indirect lighting.
- Check the location from different viewing angles.
Additional Information
If you are unsure before placing your order, we recommend checking the product description or the technical specifications for the selected photo format. If you have any further questions, our service team will be happy to help.