Epson Hot Press Bright Archival Inkjet Paper (24″ x 50′ Roll)
$85.50
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Description
The 24″ x 50′ roll of Epson Hot Press Bright Archival Inkjet Paper is an acid free, 100% cotton rag media with a smooth matte finish and a 96% ISO brightness rating. The paper features a high color gamut and black density.
Additional information
| Weight | 8.7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25.9 × 6.35 × 6.25 in |
| Basis Weight | 500 gsm |
| Thickness | 16 mil / 0.4064 mm |
| Opacity | 98% |
| Brightness | 96% |
| Single/Double-Sided | Single |
| Surface Finish | Matte |
| Dimensions (W x L) | 24" x 50' / 61 cm x 15.2 m |
Reviews (180)
180 reviews for Epson Hot Press Bright Archival Inkjet Paper (24″ x 50′ Roll)
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Precious Hoeger (verified owner) –
I shoot 4×5 and 8×10 film so detail is everything. EHPB delivers the detail and richness required by my images, the matt finish provides depth that I do not find in glossy.My world is not glossy why should my paper be?
Miller Kilback (verified owner) –
Great paper, exhibition and archival quality!
Kaci Weimann (verified owner) –
this is truly the best photo matte paper available. It is the paper that our outstanding photo program uses.
Breana Gislason (verified owner) –
I discovered this paper along with the Epson Hot Press Natural in a value paper and have been buying it consistently since then. They are truly remarkable papers. Clients see the images and feel the paper and always comment how wonderful it is.
Art Weber (verified owner) –
Great paper for B&W and color. I’m using an Epson 4880 with matte black ink.
Mabelle Price (verified owner) –
I have used this paper for 2 years and it was amazing, but the last 3 packages I bought has had problems: 1) The first set printed okay but the paper has more brighteners in it and it more “white” than my other paper. So, my colors turn out different. 2) The 2nd and 3rd box: The color of the paper is back to normal, but the imagery prints blurry – the ink bleeds too much. I think maybe the paper is not packaged with the printable side up. Or something is really wrong with the front. 3) All I know is, it prints better on the back…but it still doesn’t print 100% correctly on the back with the previous settings and profile I used. So the paper isn’t really useable and doesn’t print like paper I bought this Spring.
Helmer Swift (verified owner) –
This is one of my favorite all-around papers. Very nice quality that feels affordable.
Colleen Conn (verified owner) –
I am currently a student in college and have been using this product for years to print all of my photos for not only class but for art shows and for selling. When I print my photos out the colors always come out great, it is also very durable paper and not very easy to rip. When I first started using this paper I think the first thing I didn’t like was figuring out which side I had to use, but over time that has become easier and I don’t really feel like I have a problem with it. I really like this product and have been using it for years, I recommended it to all other photographers and friends.
Dangelo Toy (verified owner) –
I use this paper and the 13×19 size with my Epson R2000 printer. My formerly standard paper was Epson Ultra Premium Matte, which I still like very much. By comparison though, this paper looks richer and the colors have more depth. You seem to be looking into the paper rather than just at the surface. I initially had some trouble getting it to feed right, but found a solution. When feeding it through the single sheet feeder I keep a slight amount of pressure on the paper until the printer grabs it.
Makenna Predovic (verified owner) –
I’m a pro photography working 24/7 on my photography. Most of my work is for the Internet but my personal photography is printed. I have tried most paper but for last few years have used a luster finish as I was disappointed with matt papers some years ago and haven’t tried them since. At that time my pictures looked flat (to me) and lacked the punch I wanted – maybe just with certain colors, anyway I left them alone for many years. I don’t know what made me try the Epson Hot & Cold Press Bright papers but was blown away with the first print. I expected to write off a few sheets setting things up with the printer. I have never seen my prints look so good. Great blacks and tonal range. Punchy colors, but not over the top, really as close to my color calibrated 30 monitor as I have ever seen. No other paper came close as I usually need to tweek the printer driver slightly – not with these papers – as close as two different viewing sources can be. The scary thing is I made 30, 13 x 19 prints, in two days and that’s getting expensive. Two other points. I don’t see a huge difference between Cold & Hot surface finishes but there is some. Cold might be my future choice as it is supposed to have more surface texture, but it is marginal. The other thing to watch for is it is hard to tell the printing side from the back side. Epson place a warning sheet in the packet to say this side up but if you get distracted even the damp lip test makes it hard to confirm. Expensive but worth it for your best work. Oh I use a 3800 printer.
Dale Koepp (verified owner) –
For me Epson Hot Press Bright Matt Paper is an excellent paper, the colors that the paper brings out makes everything pop… I highly Recommend purchasing this paper.
Mckenzie Wuckert (verified owner) –
I use paper in an Epson 3880 printer. Can be tricky to insert in read loader, but once you get the knack it’s relatively easy.
Jarred Schinner (verified owner) –
Wish it came in longer than a 50′ roll but I understand why it doesn’t. Colors look amazing on this paper.
Frances Crooks (verified owner) –
Usual great service
Gregorio Abshire (verified owner) –
This paper is fantastic and produces results very close to the much more expensive Hahnemuhle Ultra Smooth. Side by side comparisons usually leave my clients picking this paper over the other. One unfortunate downside is that you have to be really careful and keep cleaning the paper with a static free brush as it sheds bits of paper from the edge where it’s cut. It’s quite annoying.
Alayna Gerhold (verified owner) –
This paper has a real nice weight to it and feels hefty in the hand. The matte finish is quite nice, and it doesn’t seem too fragile to me (but I’m careful with it nonetheless). It’s bright, but it’s not white. I print a lot of winter minimalist shots with pure white snow in them, and I would like it even more if this paper were whiter yet. But the slight warm cast isn’t a problem on other shots, or even on some snow shots if they aren’t side by side with a whiter paper. I’ve had no issues with jamming or anything like that. Colors look good, and for whatever reason, prints on this paper come out matching exactly what my monitor shows. Other papers I use require tiny amounts of interpolation to get prints to match the monitor precisely.
Gregoria Rohan (verified owner) –
I had always used hot press natural for quite sometime and was happy with the results. But recently wanted to try something new and ordered the hot press bright and more than pleased with the results. I was apprehensive at first as I thought I had found my perfect paper but it seems I was wrong. Great results with color and B&W.
Nat Koch (verified owner) –
Works Fine
Loraine Feil (verified owner) –
This is one of my favorite fine art papers when I want a smooth finish with great blacks and bright whites in my black and white prints. It is also great for colors. If you haven’t tried this paper you are missing out. For portraits where I was a more subtle highlight I use the hot press natural.
Elfrieda Ziemann (verified owner) –
Ive been using Hot Press Natural for years, but when the 13×19 size was sold out, I decided to try out the bright. While the overall tone of the paper honestly didn’t differ too far from what I was used to with natural, I noticed immediately that my prints were coming out with horrible scratches and streaks. My Printer and I toiled for HOURS trying to figure out what was going on and assumed there was something wrong with his Epson until we inspected a fresh, blank sheet under a bright light with a magnifying glass. EVERY SINGLE sheet had scratches and striations permeating the paper’s coating. I am assuming I just got a bad batch, because I have never once encountered this issue with Hot Press Natural. Very disappointed though, I have to hang a gallery show in less than a week and my prints are unusable.