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Paper Size Guide
Know your A B C . . .
Don’t know your C4 from your A0? Read on . . .
Paper comes in many different sizes, and different territories have their own conventions. At Moonbeams we normally use only European-standard sizes, but even then there are many and some are only slightly different from others. To help, here is a guide to the commonest sizes we use or can use.
Paper sizes beginning with A, B, C or D are part of the ISO216 paper size system, as follows
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The Wikipedia has more on ISO 216 paper sizes.
Photo printing still uses some imperial inch based format. These are the common ones:
6x4 | 152x102mm | = | 6x4in |
5x7 | 127x178mm | = | 5x7in |
8x10 | 203x254mm | = | 8x10in |
We can also print photos on European-standard papers, up to A3+{1} in house and larger through our overseas agents.
{1} A3+, sometimes known as Super A3, is not an official Metric size, but is widely used
We hope you find this information useful. We have also tried hard to make sure it’s accurate. If you spot an error or think there’s anything else that should be included here, please contact us.
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