Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy (5 x 7″, 20 Sheets)
$4.79
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Description
Bring your digital images into the physical realm with this 20-sheet pack of 5 x 7″ Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy from Epson. This resin-coated paper has a bright white high gloss finish that provides high contrast and vivid colors for your prints. It is also quite heavy with a basis weight of 297 gsm and a thickness of 11.8 mil. Furthering overall quality, it has a rated opacity of 96% and a brightness of 96%. Additionally, it is instant drying and both smudge and water resistant.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.44 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.15 × 5.85 × 0.45 in |
| Coating | Resin |
| Basis Weight | 305 gsm |
| Thickness | 11.8 mil / 0.3 mm |
| Opacity | 96% |
| Brightness | 96% |
| Single/Double-Sided | Single |
| Surface Finish | Glossy |
| Quantity | 20 Sheets |
| Sheet Size (W x L) | 5 x 7" / 12.7 x 17.8 cm |
Reviews (293)
293 reviews for Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy (5 x 7″, 20 Sheets)
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Linwood Torphy (verified owner) –
Paper shows fine detail, rich color. Prompt delivery.
Kadin Goyette (verified owner) –
I USE THIS FOR LANDSCAPE PHOTOS AND THE COLORS COME OUT GREAT.I PRINT ON THIS FIRST BEFORE I PRINT ON THE 17X22 TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING ON THE PHOTO IS AS I WANT IT.
Kelton Muller (verified owner) –
Using this for printing photos. You won’t regret buying the best because over time these prints will hold up and not curl up as some cheaper papers would. Great for family photos.
Willow Sanford (verified owner) –
I use Epson paper and printers for my photo’s and find, as a hobbyist, they fulfill my needs perfectly. I don’t give 5 stars. If I did, this paper would get them.
Lester Sanford (verified owner) –
Even though 4×6 paper is used primarily for snapshot type photos, the print quality is noticeably better than Epson’s lesser papers. The stock is heavy and the colors jump off the print.
Kennith Bahringer (verified owner) –
Impressive stunning quality of the cards printed. Note if you want to obtain stable quality prints you should print Epson paper with Epson device, or same with Canon, HP etc. Trying to print with non-native media causes to misfit results and pls be careful with non-native ink with your printer due to its non-stability colors
Bettie Tromp (verified owner) –
This is a go-to paper for me, in this familiar size for scrap-books or sending hard-copies to friends and families. (Not *everything* or everyone sticks to Facebook and Pinterest!) Lab-quality prints, and (at least in the case of the Pro and Photo series printers) no evidence at all of bleeding or that ‘layered’ or artificial look which some glossy papers produce. I rarely print 4×6 these days, except to share with print-loving friends and families in a size which easily fits into a flip-book or envelope. This is my gold-standard paper for this size and an Epson printer.
Lue Blanda (verified owner) –
I stick with Epson Paper
Hailie Funk (verified owner) –
I print all my customers glossy portraits on this paper because it is reliably the best/thickest professional feeling paper for my Epson printer.
Abel Marvin (verified owner) –
good for Epson E3000 printer
Julian Hagenes (verified owner) –
Use for photos, making scrapbook pages
Dean Cassin (verified owner) –
When I need to output the best quality glossy photograph I use Ultra Premium paper by Epson. In the past papers turned yellow with age but I find these papers retain a fresh look without any discoloration.
Monty Moen (verified owner) –
Have made several prints and pleased with the results.
Ransom Heaney (verified owner) –
Good paper
Mikel Kuphal (verified owner) –
First the paper worked fine not much more to say than that however I do see some minor negatives. I personally don’t care for Epson placing their name all over the back of the paper – to me it’s very unprofessional and gaudy. Second for the price of the paper why can’t we get the nice boxes photo paper use to come in? You basically destroy the skimpy packaging opening it leaving nothing behind to store your prints in. Finally because of it’s special dimension (a lot of projects require this particular size) it’s very common for these prints to be handled and not placed in a wall frame, stating all that it would be cool if Epson added just a tiny bit more weight to the paper making it more durable for handling. Again the paper worked fine
Emelie Barrows (verified owner) –
Epson photo paper and ink are the only choice for my photography work.
Isadore Schmidt (verified owner) –
I take lot of pictures and have tried printing with White Paper Premium Glossy Glossy Premium Matte and the ULTRA Premium Glossy The Ultra premium beats all of them. It just has the right thickness and white property. Normally for other type of Paper I would have to let the paper dry for 15mins to view the final results however with Ultra Prem one is almost sure about the final result at the 1st instance. The only thing that needs to be tested the durability. Probably will comment after few years 🙂 I got it at a good price from B&H. However I still think that paper can be cheaper. Thanks
Elenora Aufderhar (verified owner) –
I only wish it was thicker so I could mail them as postcards. I think they are mailable, just on the too thin side to be nice for postcards.
Kayla Jacobi (verified owner) –
nice size, handels well no bending as proofs
Alysson Wunsch (verified owner) –
I have been using this paper for several years and am very pleased with its performance. Great color rendition and fine details , this is a heavy weight paper with good endurance. I primaruly use it to print fine art photographs.