EpsonUltra Premium Photo Paper LUSTER (11.7x16.5 Inches, 50 Sheets) (S041406)

I will continue to use this product and I will buy this product in many sizes. My prints come out, absolutely beautiful.

This paper is very expensive, high quality, and prints great, but it came damaged (photos of where the ink is catching because the paper is bent from shipping)! I will be contacting seller!

Fairly recently I began using this paper in the 8.5 x 11 standard size. What really makes this paper great, besides the outstanding color, is the fact that you don't see the "infamous" glare on areas where no ink is used when using ultra brite inks on glossy paper. In a few weeks I'll receive my new Epson 3880 with Ultrachrome K3 ink. I am so anxious to print large format on this paper.Now... my general complaint about inkjet paper, at least from Epson. What is it with these guys having such oddball print sizes for PHOTO papers? Standard PHOTO print sizes today are from 8 x 10 to 11 x 14, 12 x 18, 16 x 20 and 20 x 24!! Epson apparently thinks everyone cuts their own mats... or that everyone can afford to have custom sized mats made! FORTUNATELY, I DO actually cut my own mats.... but most of my customers don't! Most people have to rely on pre-cut mats and frames. There ain'ta no pre-cut mats with an 11.7" x 16.5" or 13" x 19" opening!! Also, the portfolio I use to display my prints is made for 11 x 14 prints. I know that THIS size can be cut down to 11 x 14, but why should we have to do that?? So what possessed them to manufacture these off the wall PHOTO paper sizes??? I see no problems with 17 x 22, since that is the largest size print this printer uses (among Epson pre cut papers). And most people who pay $175 and up for fine art prints of this size probably won't mind going to Aaron Brothers or Michaels to have custom made mats. Anyway, again, I do love their paper.

Beware vendor will charge for returning an unopened product. $10 in my case. I could have ordered this expensive product with the usual vendors and have free shipping.

First, remember that print quality depends on your printer and the image being printed. That said, I used a Canon TS9521C to print limited editions of my work. The results are stunning. The colors are vibrant and the details of my work show through. I’m stocking up on this paper in various sizes, to print my work.