EpsonUltra Premium Photo Paper GLOSSY (8.5x11 Inches, 50 Sheets) (S042175),White

I use an Epson printer and it likes this paper. Great images. I primarily print images of my paintings so color fidelity is critical. This paper makes for accurate photos of Photoshop, Tiff and Jpeg generated files. The paper weight is also substantial and good. I am well into my 2nd 100 printed sheets and can easily recommend to others.

Worked beautifully in my printer.The Paper Quality was Excellent.

Excellent gloss photo paper at great price

I used to use Kodak paper, but their quality can't compare to Epson paper! The gloss is just right and the weight of the paper is perfect too. I've started scrapbooking again so I've experimented with scrap brands of photo paper. I have found Epson to be the best for printing at home. I was disappointed that all 3 packages I received had been opened. I didn't have the time to count each stack, but in the future, I'll return any packages that aren't sealed.

It's been a long time since I've actually printed photos but we needed some for an event so I ordered this to use with an Epson tank printer. I was really surprised with the quality of the paper and the quality of the print. I'm glad we just ordered the paper rather than having them printed at the local drug store, the quality is just as good and it was a lot cheaper.One of the prints failed 3/4 of the way through due to a network error, not related to the paper. About 30 minutes later after I had finished the rest of the prints I decided to put a few drops of water on the failed print to see how it would hold up...once it dried you couldn't even tell it had been wet. So then I just ran it under the faucet for a second and it dried out and still looked liked new.I can't say how it will hold up long term, that is probably more related to the ink than the paper. But I can say that the paper and ink held up extremely well to some water.

other reviews of this excellent gloss paper are readily searchable. in my very specific use it has a drawback over the long discontinued kodak matte paper i used in the past. i use this to print pokemon proxy cards which makes playing my son with all the latest tournament winning decks affordable. they would otherwise cost 100+ dollars per deck.thickness and weight is almost identical to a real card. the bending stiffness is lower but close enough that shuffling them mixed with real cards is fine. the kodak paper i used in the past was almost the same stiffness as a real card. the kodak paper was also textured on the back side and coated with something that made a stack of cards slide beautifully. this epson paper sticks way beyond the point that cards printed on it can be shuffled. using card sleeves takes care of this but it was nice to be able to riffle through stacks of proxy cards without sleeves when building a deck.very little photo paper is made in the weight and thickness needed for this use and so far this is the best i have found that is currently in production.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love the thickness, it makes a good picture.

Good Paper