Do Epson Photo papers have logo or other printing on the back?Looking for blank-back photo paper with no Logo!
830454
Epson's least expensive 8.5x11 Glossy Photo paper does not have a logo on it. As far as I know all their better papers do have a logo.
830455
If you are looking for paper with a blank "reverse" side I suggest you investigate "presentation paper" for the brand of printer you are using. The paper prints photos reasonably well (unless you are into tuning your computer/printer workflow and tweeking the paper profile, you probably won't notice a difference) and can be printed successfully on both sides. I have used it for brochures and photo books with satisfactory results for most purposes. I highly recommend matching the brand of paper to the printer and use the proper profile for the paper when printing. I think you will be pleased with the results. I have used both Epson and HP inkjet (and Xerox) with saatisfactury results. If you are looking for paper with a blank "reverse" side I suggest you investigate "presentation paper" for the brand of printer you are using. The paper prints photos reasonably well (unless you are into tuning your computer/printer workflow and tweeking the paper profile, you probably won't notice a difference) and can be printed successfully on both sides. I have used it for brochures and photo books with satisfactory results for most purposes. I highly recommend matching the brand of paper to the printer and use the proper profile for the paper when printing. I think... » Read More If you are looking for paper with a blank "reverse" side I suggest you investigate "presentation paper" for the brand of printer you are using. The paper prints photos reasonably well (unless you are into tuning your computer/printer workflow and tweeking the paper profile, you probably won't notice a difference) and can be printed successfully on both sides. I have used it for brochures and photo books with satisfactory results for most purposes. I highly recommend matching the brand of paper to the printer and use the proper profile for the paper when printing. I think you will be pleased with the results. I have used both Epson and HP inkjet (and Xerox) with saatisfactury results. « Show Less
830456
Epson has very faded watermarks on the back of their photo paper, but I have found that when using Epson printers it is best to use their photo paper.
1637664
Sorry, I've not found it anywhere. I have "extra" photo paper left from previous cartridge kits but just keep adding to my collection. I have been looking at purchasing a new camera for general use just because it's getting harder and harder to find the cartridges even in the kit. Will probably keep the printer dock & camera as a back-up for quick print uses, though.
1548853
No and Yes. NO YOU CANNOT print if it is the Black cartridge. The printer prevents all printing if the Black cartridge signals empty. In truth, there is plenty of ink left to use. It's a serious problem and was the subject of a lawsuit which Epson settled in the USA. The PRINTER WILL ALLOW you to continue if one of the COLOR cartridges is out.
752860
No print on the reverse side. The printing side of the paper has a semi-gloss "Luster" to it, while the reverse side is a matte finish, also when you run your finger over the print side it has a somewhat grainy texture to it whle the non-print side feels a little slippery. Hope this helps.
1485951
I am not familiar with that printer but I can say that these epson papers work great with Epson photo printers
1328537
JB, you have to initiate the print process, unlike the old Polaroids. What is great about this is your option to select which ones to print, crop if you'd like, and add borders if you'd like. All this is done via the back screen. Or you can simply just ask it to print.I agree with Stephanie. Buy or recycle an SD card you have to add to memory.
994811
Yes. Photo paper is universal to all brand printers not just the brand of the paper.
932193
No logos or markings to make things a bit easier like on some papers. Standing by a window you can make out a slight difference between printable and noncoated sides of the paper. Actually, this is one of the only annoying things about this paper. Since it's not supposed to be printed on, Epson could put an x in the corner or SOMETHING. I sometimes do put an x in the corner on the back in pencil if I don't want to figure it out twice.
1570453
am on the 3rd replacement, do not buy this printer. It has many paper feed problems.According to Epson, the rollers are very sensitive. It rarely prints on cardstock at any setting and neither does it do Avery biz cards. According to Epson- it is not compatible with Avery. Where do they live? On the moon?Oh yes, it does print good photos- but that seems to be its only specialty.
998621
No, this does not print. It pushes an image into the paper by pressing down on the paper. You need sheets with the images you want to put into the paper. And they are purchased separately. Generally flowers, borders, etc for scrap booking and card making.
1869612
I just use what came with the printer and everything comes out great. I have not printed any Photo's yet. I believe that the quality is alot better myself, but that's me and I rarely print photos at all. Hope this helps.
932194
There is the writing, "Epson Professional paper" on the back. I purchased the paper to use for a photography class that I am taking and it works very well in the classroom printer which requires a heavier paper to keep from curling. In my HP Photosmart 7510, it doesn't work as well as the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper that I usually use. I may need to adjust the information I give to the printer.
1755268
I buy Velvet for the front side - duh! Why do you care if you print on the back? There are cheaper, quality Epson papers for printing other things.
469898
Hi Louis! To answer your question I'm not 100% sure I have not used that feature at all, so I can't say. If you already have the epson printer and it's installed there should be a user guide / manual file that is put on your desktop so in the case you need help. Sorry I couldn't Help you out more!
1720559
Also, make sure that your photo paper is not old, and hasn't been exposed to the elements. The unused paper needs to be sealed in it's original packaging. I read this on the dpreview printer forum--I can't speak from experience since the photo paper that I use (Costo Kirkland) has been in my printer for a month (not sealed up in a package), and I've had no problems with it. However, my dad had problems with his printer (OEM paper, no less), and I'm sure it was due to the paper being either old or out of the wrapping.
18251
This one doesn't. But I know for a fact that Epson has a printer a bit bigger than this one that prints on roll paper. During years in art college (years before this one came out.) we had several high end Epson printers. One of them used roll paper. This one student stitch together a landscape series that he'd photographed and made a giant size print from it. You might be able to find that printer online.
390667
No, the photo paper that is used contains ink embedded in the paper, it's called "z-ink" paper or something similar.