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.
Glossy and Luster are both surfaces of photographic inkjet paper. Both are designed to mimic print paper surfaces available from traditional photo labs. For the most part, you will find glossy and luster papers as RC, resin coated, or photobase media. This is the paper type that looks and feels most like a lab print. Luster Surface. The luster surface is also called satin, pearl, and sometimes semi-gloss. The photographic industry term for luster is the E-Surface. Luster inkjet paper has a repeating textured surface. At certain angles it can look like the surface of an orange or automotive paint.