The larger the size of a photo, the bigger the light reflection seems to be. The shine on glossy paper can, however, be problematic, especially if your photo is printed in a very large size. If you are printing high definition photos, a glossy finish will give your prints the crisp and clear effect you are seeking. So if you want an emphasis on the colors of your photos (such as family Christmas photos boasting ugly Christmas jumpers) a glossy photo finish is a great choice that will really make all the colors pop. The shine on glossy prints also adds a contemporary element to your photos so this finish is not recommended for vintage style photography, such as images printed in black and white or sepia tones. Since glossy paper makes the colors of an image more vibrant, this coating option works best for colored photo prints. Though not as intense as a full gloss finish, semi-glossy photos do make photo colors pop, but with the benefit of less light reflection. The high gloss option will produce the highest shine possible the semi-gloss category falls in between a high gloss finish and a zero gloss finish (matte). Glossy images come in two primary intensity levels. Gloss seems to also add definition to the borders of an image, so images appear brighter and clearer. The colors of glossy photos seem more deep and vibrant. The addition of gloss seems to have a positive effect on the colors of an image. One of the greatest differentiators between matte photos and glossy photos is this extra layer of shine - so a glossy photo is actually a matte photo with an added layer of gloss!
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