Epson Exhibition Fiber Photo Inkjet Paper (64″ x 50′ Roll)
$449.25
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Description
The 64″ x 50′ of Epson Exhibition Fiber Photo Inkjet Paper features a 12 mil thickness and a gloss finish. This fiber-based photo paper is designed for color as well as black and white prints and features an ISO brightness rating of 111%
Additional information
| Weight | 21.7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 65.9 × 5.5 × 5.3 in |
| Basis Weight | 325 gsm |
| Thickness | 12 mil / 0.3047 mm |
| Brightness | 111% |
| Single/Double-Sided | Single |
| Surface Finish | Glossy |
| Dimensions (W x L) | 64" x 50' / 163 cm x 15.2 m |
Reviews (373)
373 reviews for Epson Exhibition Fiber Photo Inkjet Paper (64″ x 50′ Roll)
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Tamara Emard (verified owner) –
Basically satisfactory printing effect.
Bernie Ziemann (verified owner) –
I use this for my Fine Art Photography, I print Mat and Sell my own work, and this is my paper of choice. It’s the perfect Semi-Matte surface to allow your images to pop off the page. The only thing i would say is the Price, but thats a really small thing. Keep up the awesome work Epson. Ryan Turner
Casandra Dooley (verified owner) –
Wonderful color and rich detail and textures.
Marco Gislason (verified owner) –
This paper produces stunning results. The color, clarity and tone are unmatched. You’ll want to walk into any scene displayed.
Dalton Morar (verified owner) –
This is the finest paper I’ve found todate. Color rang is exellent and the finish is not to glossy.I use to us Luster but not any longer!
Dereck Koelpin (verified owner) –
love this paper. professional weight, great tones and colors. After using the 8.5 x 11 I bought the 13 x 19, and 17 x 22, all are amazing.
Abbigail Tremblay (verified owner) –
I print my own artwork for matting and framing for exhibits. I have used different Epson papers but I am most impressed with Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper. I use the Epson Stylus Pro 3880 printer and get excellent results for my digital photography.
Marcelino Lind (verified owner) –
Expensive, and worth every cent. Wait until you see your images.
Claire Hyatt (verified owner) –
The paper does not do flesh tones well. I printed the same photo with Epson’s Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster and it was far superior. The Exhibition Fiber Paper curls (by Epson’s own admission) in response to heat and humidity during the printing process. Other prints that I made at the same time with other papers did not curl at all. That said, for black and white prints, it showed great resolution and tonality.
Maxwell Nicolas (verified owner) –
Makes top-quality prints on a pigment-based photo printer.
Abner Blanda (verified owner) –
Ordered this for a photography project and wanted to see how my images came out in large format on semi-gloss paper. Usually I’m a fan of matte papers because glossy prints have too much shine, this was a good compromise/middle-ground to have both, without being obnoxiously shiny. Would totally order again but encourage you to use a test sheet to make sure the tones in your image are going to print properly.
Bennett Leuschke (verified owner) –
I heard that this paper was like butter, beautiful, and very expensive. But as I checked online it was not ask explensive as they have said. So I am using it for my Thesis Show. It is perfect, better than any other paper I have used. The paper is easy to load, and it doesn’t even stink like some of the epson papers do, such as luster. I really don’t have a single complaint about it. Perfect product for gallery work.
Mitchell Quitzon (verified owner) –
this is as close to you can get to fiber based photo paper- used the glossy profile and it was perfect- doesn’t have the glare of the glossy and luster papers and is nice to touch
Rosalinda Hane (verified owner) –
Beautiful tonal range. Looks and feels like old style photo paper.
Orion Dooley (verified owner) –
Great product to print our pictures on!!!
Dovie Legros (verified owner) –
This is my top choice for a non-matte paper, for both color and B&W. It loves the Epson K3 inks and my 3880. I like the prints I get with this paper much better than with ultra permium luster paper.
Eryn Medhurst (verified owner) –
My favorite paper–tonality, blacks, F-like surface, thickness–exactly what I want. But recently I had a big problem. Suddenly there was unevenness in pure black backgrounds that could only be seen at certain angles; it looked like a mechanical scraping. I tried everything (adjusting platen gap etc.) to fix it but nothing worked. Then I got a new box and the problem disappeared. If I hadn’t had the problem, the paper would certainly get 5 stars.
Lura Morar (verified owner) –
Exhibition Fiber Paper is a light luster paper with which you can use photo-black (PK) ink. It is a heavy weight and as a fiber paper doesn’t have the plastic feel of Ultra Premium Luster Paper. The 13 x 19 size comes in a box that is larger than the paper and the paper sits in a cardboard frame such that the corners are very well protected. (I’m talking about the Epson box, not the shipping box.) As a light luster paper, it has a bit of a texture (not extreme) and a light sheen which helps to give it a good DMAX. Unfortunately, although the paper is in the Epson Signature Worthy series, you can’t sign it in pencil. Felt tipped pens are the only type of pen I’ve found that give good results. Be sure to let the ink dry for several days before covering the print (say for shipping).
Hermina Pacocha (verified owner) –
I am using this paper to print color photos on an Epson Stylus Pro 3880. When investigating paper to use for prints that will be hung as artwork in a hotel, I compared a test on Exhibition Fiber with prints on Epson Ultra Premium Luster paper. Everyone who saw the prints agreed that the paper base, the clarity and intensity of the colors, the weight of the paper, and the surface texture of the Exhibition Fiber are all superior. I love the look and feel of this paper! As other people have mentioned in their reviews, I did find that some of the sheets had a few very tiny black or gray spots on them, about the size of a pencil lead. For that reason, I put my rating at 4 stars instead of 5. Many of the sheets had none of these dots, and of those that did, most had only one or two. Maybe two or three sheets out of the package had three-to-five spots. By noting where they were, I was able to orient the paper so that the spots fell in an area of the print where they were invisible. So, other than requiring a little extra time and care, the spots did not present an insurmountable problem for me. Still, you would expect Epson to provide flawless sheets in such a high-end paper. My only other complaint is that I wish Epson would offer this paper in 17 x 25 sheets so that we could print images uncropped at 16 x 24. I haven’t tried the paper with black and white prints yet, but I expect it will produce beautiful images.
Haleigh Corkery (verified owner) –
This paper comes close (but does not quite match) what you can get from a darkroom for black and white. The tonality gradations are very fine indeed. A copy of a darkroom print, printed out on this paper is very close to the original – except for the texture of the surface. But, even that is pleasing.