Is this sticker paper very thick? Does it print easily? I have an Epson photo printer.
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The paper is a little thick and got stuck in my printer once (I have a Canon) but before that I've used it many many times and it went through fine with no problems.
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I did not use that particular paper. Got another that was closer to my color cabnets, same brand and yes it did stick easily
487347
It is slightly thicker than a piece of paper. I have mine on the wall and it holds up nicely.
1030364
I do not know the highest weight of the paper this printer can print, but I think it will print on the paper you thinking of. To do the test I folded 13"x19", 51lb/192g/m2=10.3 mil matte paper, and glued with spray adhesive, and ironed to make it dry and stiff. I fed this 9.5"x13" paper of 102lb/384g/m2=20.6 mil paper to rear slot, and noticed paper will go through the printer, and when I printed a photo, it printed without problem. But I don't think this printer handle the thick paper from the cassette, you have to feed from rear slot one by one.
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This is not thick. Color laser photo papers are thin, but has somewhat of a glossy effect. If this is going for a copier, it should work perfectly fine. Otherwise, if you're looking for something thick as far as paper, then no. There are other options
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Unless they make sticker paper for this printer, no. It is like a Polaroid Camera. The photo paper is specially made for it.
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The package says paper, but it is thick...about the same as cardstock. I hope this helps...I LOVE this paper and have a number ot the K&Company paper pads.
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I notice the Epson offers few large format papers. I want to create prints of my work in the 12 X36 range. Has anyone experimented using print making or heavy water color paper with this machine?
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I used some stamps on it (although I don't know what La Blanche are). It IS fairly smooth, no rough tooth. Its essentially printer paper but cardstock weight. I would add that it is not glossy either.
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I use this printer for printing my photographs. Epson has a wide range of papers. Their Signature Worthy brand offers a variety of finishes. These papers are expensive, but I find that for my photos they print very well. The prints at 13x19 are amazing.
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I have printed out a few pictures and the results are good. I did however adjust the color etc with Photoshop before printing. I also used photo quality 4x6 paper.
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I use this paper on an Epson 2880 with incredible consistent results. That being said, I'm using high-resolution images that take advantage of Photoshop, the printer and the paper. I greatly prefer this 'luster' paper over 'glossy'. But that's a taste preference. I found the quality of this paper to be worth every penny. Make sure that your printer heads are clean before starting a print. Finding a nozzle is clogged half-way through a print is no fun. Does the media you're printing need a presentation like this? If not, definitely find something cheaper. It will not make a bad image better.
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I do not know the highest weight of the paper this printer can print, but I think it will print on the paper you thinking of.To do the test I folded 13"x19", 51lb/192g/m2=10.3 mil matte paper, and glued with spray adhesive, and ironed to make it dry and stiff.I fed this 9.5"x13" paper of 102lb/384g/m2=20.6 mil paper to rear slot, and noticed paper will go through the printer, and when I printed a photo, it printed without problem. But I don't think this printer handle the thick paper from the cassette, you have to feed from rear slot one by one.
530498
Yes, absolutely. It's very durable paper. Not flimsy. Feels thick enough to handle the job. I double side print a lot.
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Yes and No. It does but it is not as sharp as photo paper. It is as good as the quality of print your printer gives for greeting cards. I thinkwhat I''m trying to say is the weight of the stock is not equivalent to photo stock in weight. I do a lot of cards and have on occasion scanneda picture into the greeting card and was pleased with the outcome. I want to say that the size of the card stock is not the size of pictures,i.e. 4x6, 5x7, 3x5 8x10, etc.
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It's a regular thickness which works well in my printer, going through as paper does. It's just rough on the print side so that the ink adheres well and dries extra fast. It does well for me on color and black/white images and print. It's works better for me in my HP printer than any transparency I've tried.
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yes, the images are excellent quality. I use epson paper specifically watercolor radiant for proofing and Velvet for finished product. As with any printing you must check your colors carefully, if in doubt I lighten images. I digital "paint" photos. The paper is good enough to draw on the ink which is what I do. Make sure you use the correct side of the paper!!