The paper select menue for my Epson R2000 printer does show an option for Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy?
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I don't really understand the question, but I use the paper in question but I use it in my hp printer with no problem.
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ANY GLOSSY SETTING SHOULD WORK, you probably won't even notice the difference unless you are a Pro or have compared different gloss settings side by side. There should be a slip of paper with the package letting you know what setting to use if you do not have the requested one or you can look it up online on the manufacturers web site.
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Yes. Photo paper is universal to all brand printers not just the brand of the paper.
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hello i was wondering if you have the cartridiges for the epson workforce 845? thanks brian hbhale2000@hotmail.com
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Pro platinum paper is gloss finish. It is wonderful photo paper, heavier than the normal weight of the other choices. It you have a Canon printer, set the settings to the pro platinum paper and high finish of the photos. do this same selection in your computer for these same settings. You will have the sharpest picture image on some of the best paper choice you could possibly want to achieve. I will find it hard to use any other kind of photo paper after printing 3 wedding albums with this choice of paper. I hope this helps you to make your choice of paper.
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There is no comparison to the disposable camers.I love Hp premium plus photo paper.I try to use nothing but the high gloss. But I do find it hard to find. The office supply stores have stopped selling it. Amazon is very good about getting it right out. When I accidentally started using just gloss after printing an 8x10 in the high gloss, the colors had no depth or high lights. I took both pictures in to the store to show them and they were very surprised to see the difference and they did refund my money.
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Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope that helps.
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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.
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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!
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If you have the R2400 you shouldn't be looking for cheaper inks that aren't Epson. It's a waste of money if you bought this printer. It's for super quality print outs. Get a $100 printer for that kind of stuff. There is noreplacements for K3 inks.
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Nope. I have a Cannon Maxima. Does your Epson printer have any listed guidelines about the types of printing paper that you should use?
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I am not sure what the results would be. Usually papers of this quality are designed for the Epson's printers, as paper of similar quality are designed for the Canon printers. I would suggest that you consider using Canon paper with the Canon printer, just look for a matte paper that is considered fine art paper. Also be sure that you get the correct profile for that paper, results are very dependent on the profiles that are designed by the printer/paper manufactures.
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Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto print on both sides, I set them to maximum dry time to insure the one side is dry before it auto duplex prints on the other. Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto... » Read More Yes it is glossy on both sides. My boxes say: 'Inkjet Glossy. Ideal for color-intensive brochures and flyers. Dual-sided printing. Brochure paper 180gm Glossy.' `Heavyweight, coated glossy finish for photo-qualtiiy images on both sides 98 Brightness'.I design and print Xmas cards each year. This is the paper I use and I get great results.I use it with Canon inks. They seem to take a bit longer to dry. The paper with my inks takes about 20 seconds to dry. It is not a problem when I manually turn the paper to print on the 2nd side.But if I set my printers to auto print on both sides, I set them to maximum dry time to insure the one side is dry before it auto duplex prints on the other. « Show Less
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I have the Epson Stylus RX 680 and have printed (100) 4 X 6 pictures with no problems and it only used 1/3 of the ink tanks. My printer has 6 individual tanks. Before I bought the printer, I read all the reviews and everyone said to use only Epson paper. (Amazon carries it pretty cheap.) My settings were on the glossy, photo, premium photo paper. They came out amazing! Check epson.com as I'm sure they will have any type of paper you like.
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Yes and no. It is the only paper I use for everyday use. It has Colorlok, which makes it usable for photos, but it is not photo paper. Though I do use it for photos and they are usable prints, for general use. Example, pic of a neighbors yard, to show to your Association Board and not waste, Premium Photo Paper. You are not going to have a high gloss photo, as you would with HP Premium Photo Paper, High Gloss.
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My only experience with this product is with my Canon printer printing photographs on Canon Glossy Photo Paper. I'm sorry that I don't have the answer you are looking for...
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Doesn't work so well with cardstock or photopaper. Usually there is a setting that tells the printer the paper is heavier or glossy but I can't find it if there is. When using cardstock, the print comes out spotted and streaked.
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You should be able to specify in the print options for it to print on 4x6 paper. However, if you use glossy photo paper, it must specify that it is specifically for laser printers. The glossy surface of Inkjet paper turns dark as it goes through the fuser of a laser printer. I do not know if matte finish is any better because I can't speak from personal experience on matte photo paper, only the glossy. I use the HP glossy Brochure 40lb paper for laserjet printers. You would have to cut it to size as it comes in a 150 pack of 8 1/2" x 11". It's not quite as thick as other photo paper but it has been sufficient for my photo needs. You should be able to specify in the print options for it to print on 4x6 paper. However, if you use glossy photo paper, it must specify that it is specifically for laser printers. The glossy surface of Inkjet paper turns dark as it goes through the fuser of a laser printer. I do not know if matte finish is any better because I can't speak from personal experience on matte photo paper, only the glossy. I use the HP glossy Brochure 40lb paper for laserjet printers. You would have to cut it to size as it comes in a 150 pack of 8 1/2" x 11". It's not quite as thick as other photo... » Read More You should be able to specify in the print options for it to print on 4x6 paper. However, if you use glossy photo paper, it must specify that it is specifically for laser printers. The glossy surface of Inkjet paper turns dark as it goes through the fuser of a laser printer. I do not know if matte finish is any better because I can't speak from personal experience on matte photo paper, only the glossy. I use the HP glossy Brochure 40lb paper for laserjet printers. You would have to cut it to size as it comes in a 150 pack of 8 1/2" x 11". It's not quite as thick as other photo paper but it has been sufficient for my photo needs. « Show Less