Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper 13x18 (C13S042154) - High-Quality Photo Printing for Professional Photos, Albums, and Home Decor

I made the mistake or trying out the cheaper alternatives: never again. I think this and all Epson/Canon etc paper is overpriced, but there is no question that it is by far superior to the cheap papers. I restore and reprint aviation history photographs and my customers are consistently impressed with the finish. I have only used glossy paper on monochrome prints so far (using a Canon Pixma Pro-100S) but I may try the semi-gloss and other finishes. I am very impressed with this paper and have used it in A3, A4, A5 and 7"x5" sizes. Highly recommended.Great paper works really well with my I have used these products many times. Whilst in lockdown I am bringing all the family photo albums up to date.I am very pleased with the results,so far printed over 300 photos off,now to mount them into albums,more to doThanks for very prompt service,very satisfiedPrinting on Epsom Premium Glossy Photo Paper has produced very good quality prints for me. I use a good Canon 'all-in-one' printer and genuine Canon inks and my camera is an Olympus SLR which gives sharp detailed pictures. Naturally I want a printing paper which does not disappoint in reproducing fine detail and true colour.I like to use size 5x7 inches (13x18cm) as a standard size for an album rather than 4x6 because the slightly larger size looks far better. I buy packs of 30 sheets.This paper is Epsom's best quality paper for inkjet printers and can be identified easily by the symbol of five stars on the packet.You'll need enough patience to allow your paper to dry properly once printed and not be too hasty bundling them together or putting them into an album straight away. Let them dry for 24 hours. Also avoid fingerprints on surface. Keep the unused photopaper in its packet and away from direct exposure to the light. Each packet comes with Printing and Handling Instructions.I have allways stuggled to get the printed image to look like the image on the screen. I purchased a screen calibration kit and it helped a lot. Apart from the introduction pack of papers supplied with the printer, I have used a variety of manufactures "Best gloss papers" (Kodak, Fuji and others all bought on special offer) on my Epson PW720 WD printer, but the colour varied on different papers and still did not match the sreen. So I bought proper Epson Premium Glossy paper in the twin pack promotion. Not 100% screen to print match but better than the others. I know its more expensive but it is worth it if you want to get the best from your images.