Design of steel and concrete frames (with automated optimization), composite beams, composite columns, steel joists, and concrete and masonry shear walls is included, as is the capacity check for steel connections and base plates.
â¢ Lustre uses a thicker paper than glossy. â¢ Glossy has a coating that makes the paper very smooth. â¢ Lustre gives deeper color saturation while glossy gives more vibrant colors. Related posts: 1  Difference Between Lustre and Metallic. 2  Difference Between Lustre and Matte. 3  Difference Between Zoom and Telephoto.
It is a personal choice and sometimes can depend on what is being printed. The Glossy option is perfect for detailed/technical prints or photograph images. However, please note that glossy prints cannot be framed due to the fact that the print sticks to the glass. The Matte finish offers a flat, texturized finish with little to no glare. Some find this finish is better for paintings and darker prints although it works for any type of image. The Lustre is wonderful for both, capturing the best qualities from Glossy and Matte and combining them into one beautiful finish. Please note, the Lustre finish has more saturated inks which can sometimes result in a darker image.