

Buy 2, Get 1 Free – Mix & Match A4 Heavyweight Paper!
Buy any two packs from our selected Firstcall Heavyweight A4 paper range, you'll get a third pack absolutely free. Just add any combination of the following to your basket, and the discount will apply automatically at checkout. No codes needed – just mix, match, and save!
- Firstcall Heavyweight Photo Lustre (Olmec), A4, Pack of 50
- Firstcall Heavyweight Satin (Olmec), A4, Pack of 50
- Firstcall Heavyweight Glossy (Olmec), A4, Pack of 50
Firstcall Heavyweight Photo Lustre (Olmec), A4, Pack of 50
A bright white, resin-coated inkjet paper with a lustre finish, ideal for photographers looking for a high-quality alternative to traditional photographic prints. Olmec's Heavyweight Photo Lustre combines excellent tonal reproduction with a professional pearl-like surface, offering a reliable and affordable solution for photo printing at home, in the studio or at school.
Why We Like It
This paper has been part of the Firstcall range for over two decades, and for good reason. We first discovered Olmec through schools and colleges printing competition entries on their paper — the results spoke for themselves. The lustre surface is perfect if you prefer a softer finish than gloss, but still want rich contrast and detail. It’s also a welcome option for anyone who misses Ilford’s Premium Pearl — this fills that gap very nicely. The Mitsubishi-made base gives the paper its high-quality feel, and the instant-dry, water-resistant coating means it’s practical for everyday use.
Key Features
- 260gsm ultra white, resin-coated inkjet paper
- Stippled lustre surface offers a pearl-like finish
- Microporous coating is touch-dry on printing
- Water resistant for added durability
- Compatible with most pigment and dye-based inkjet printers
What's in the Box
- 50 sheets of A4 inkjet paper
Ideal For
- Photography students and educators
- Photographers printing portfolio work or exhibitions
- Anyone seeking an inkjet alternative to traditional photo paper
- Printmakers selling photographic reproductions