Additional information
| Type | Photo Paper |
|---|---|
| Brand | EPSON |
| Model | S041405 |
| Features | Highest color gamut available for vivid color reproductionRC paper base for actual photo printsLuster E surface finishEnhanced 2880 dpi printing for the highest quality outputDries instantly for easy handling with Epson inksCompatible with Dye, EPSON Archival, UltraChrome, and UltraChrome K3 ink10 mil thickness for a durable photographic feel |
| Color | White |
| FinishSurface | Luster |
| SizesDimensions | 8.50" x 11.00"64.00 lbs. |
| Quantity | 13 |
| Type Specifications | Sheet Thickness: 10 milPrint Technology: InkjetBrightness: 97Brightness Standard: 97 ISOOpacity Percentage: 97% |
| Date First Available | January 28, 2004 |
Anonymous –
Pros: Premium Luster Photo Paper gives extrememly well images from the Epson 2200. I use it for our photography business and we have printed 1000’s of images using this paper. Cons: Overexposed or extreme white areas of a photo will appear to be dull where no ink hits the paper. Easily corrected by adjusting the white balance through photoshop.
Anonymous –
Pros: Excellent output on Epson R320. NewEgg! Cons: None. Overall Review: Let it dry thoroughly.
Anonymous –
Pros: Excellent color gamut and works well with all inkjets Cons: Can be scratched easier than ilfords paper
Brett S. –
Pros: Looks and feels like lab prints. The colr gamut is oustanding and has a bit of a warmish tone to it. Naturally, it works best with Epson printers. Longevity should not be an issue with the new Claria inks. Cons: None Overall Review: Does tend a little bit to yellow, especially when compared to other high-end papers like Red River Polar Satin, but that is just mostly a preference thing. It is only discernible in a sie-by-side comparison and only shows up in the greens. Could just be differences in the .icc profiles, too.
Pierre V. –
Pros: Makes for great photos from my Epson R380. Cons: None.
Bryan K. –
Pros: This is some of the best paper to use with Epson printers. It isn’t cheap but the quality of the print is equal to professional printing in my opinion for luster sheen. I strongly encourage the use of this photo paper. Cons: Newegg is historically the best with delivery but this time I didn’t get notification that the paper was shipped and it took days longer than usual. Valentine’s Day hangover Newegg? 🙁
Andrew L. –
Pros: This paper is ideal for printing high quality photographs, especially on high end epson printers. Cons: price maybe but it’s worth it
Lucas G. –
Pros: Fantastic image quality when paired with a photo printer of the same brand. Also looks very nice in most conditions, as opposed to the high gloss finishes, which are sometimes lost in glare. Cons: Scratches and picks up oils a bit more easily than I would like, but it’s a generally negligible issue. It’s also very pricy when purchased elsewhere, but here it’s not bad at all. Overall Review: Although this won’t be news to those who are familiar with printing photos:
Don’t forget to set the paper type on your printer when using this. Pretty simple, but frustrating when you forget. I accidentially forgot to set either the paper type a few times, and image quality suffered extremely, with all sorts of missed lines and poor colour.
Also, be sure you have the proper black type of ink to go with the paper (Photo Black, as opposed to Matte Black). Otherwise, you’ll get very washed-out blacks.