Epson S041062 Photo Quality Inkjet Letter Paper (100 Sheets)

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Its smooth matte finish means you get colorful graphic images and razor sharp black text. Bright white coated paper is ideal for newsletters, flyers, reports or special presentations containing photos or graphics. Guaranteed to work with all inkjet printers.
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  • Feature:
  • For use with Epson Stylus Color, Photo, Pro, and Scan series printers
  • Acid-free, bright, white, smooth coated paper
  • For photo-quality and matte-finish prints
  • Use with 720 or 1440 dpi print modes
  • 100 sheets of letter-size paper
  • Binding: Office Product
  • Brand: Epson
  • Color: Bright White
  • EAN: 0010343812024
  • Format: CD
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Epson
  • LegalDisclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
  • Manufacturer: Epson
  • Model: S041062
  • MPN: S041062
  • NumberOfItems: 1
  • OperatingSystem: N/A
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Office Product
  • ProductTypeName: OFFICE_PRODUCTS
  • Publisher: Epson
  • SKU: IESS041062
  • Studio: Epson
  • UPC: 010343812024

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Photo-Quality Paper2009-12-26
GREAT product! For my photo journalism, I prefer the Epson Presentation Paper 100-SHEET 8.5X11 Matte Premium Presentation Paper. Photos print clearly and the type is bold and crisp.
Bright, reliable, high-quality paper.2009-10-16
For the last two or three years I have been using this paper every day with several different Epson printers in a professional design firm. We use it for printing proofs of catalogs and packaging design, and for printing sales sheets and fliers, and have been consistently happy with the results.

This lightweight (27 lb.) paper is an extremely bright white, much brighter than standard copy paper, which makes colors appear crisp and vibrant. The color reproduction is both reliable and accurate, with prints matching screen colors every time (make sure you set your printer's color rendering to "perceptual"). Prints on this paper dry quickly and go on without smudging or warping the paper.

If you are interested in a stiffer paper I would suggest the Epson Heavyweight Inkjet Paper which is the same quality but roughly twice as thick as this paper.

We have been very happy with this paper and our Epson printers, and recommend them to any student or professional working in the design field.


PROS:
Bright white
Quick drying
Good color matching
Professional matte look
Works excellently in Epson printers
Great price for a 100-sheet pack of premium paper

CONS:
None!
Epson Matte paper2009-08-06
I use this paper for personalized calendars that I make for my family for Christmas presents. It is perfect!
I use photos on the calendars and they reproduce very well. The paper prints photos and graphics well and is not too heavy or thick when I laminate 2 pages back to back. Typical photo paper is too heavy or thick to use for lamination. I have used it on HP and Xerox printers, and have not noticed any difference in quality. I have never actually used it on an Epson printer! A very good product for a very good price.
Epson Photo Quality Inkjet Paper2009-03-02
I have an Epson printer and am learning that paper and printer made by the same company work best for special projects. I use this paper mainly when printing instructions for digital scrapbooking or how to use PSE because the instructions usually contain screen shots, photos, page layouts etc. and if the color is bad the instructions loose value.
I have just begun to learn about creating brochures and am eager to experiment with this paper. It has a good weight so the see through factor is limited.
This is quality paper to illustrate posters and picture letters2008-04-08
When I wish to combine photos and print in a letter or poster I use this paper. The photos are outstanding with the details clear and the colors bright. This provides a much better result than ordinary inkjet paper. I have an Epson photo printer, and try to stick to the brand-name paper to get the best results.
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