Re: Ink jet paper and supplies

[Charles Tait <charles.tait@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi there

I have been using nthis paper and find it excellent.  It is much more like photo
p[aper and does not crease easily.  Much more acceptable.  You can get it in A4,
A3 A3+ and A2 in UK, but maybe not in these standard sizes in the States.  The A4
ref no isS041140 and it costs about GBP 6 for 20 sheets.  The list of Epson media
is extremely confusing, but the results are stunning form my panos  I must say.

Charles Tait

Tsalyer@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Bob:
>
> I'm catching up on my newsgroup E-mail, and read your Sept 28 message ... can
> you help me untangle an Epson paper mystery. ?
>
> I was in NYC late last month at the Photo Pro show (saw several fellow IAPP
> members there, and Tracy from PI, BTW ) and picked up at the Epson booth a
> sample of  8.5 x 11 and 11 x 17 papers, glossy and very heavy  weight, with
> "Epson Photo Paper" embossed on the back, just like silver papers from Kodak
> etc.
>
> I can't find the paper at Comp USA or Office Depot, and can not decipher
> Epson's web site supplies list. I have in my hand some "Epson Photo Quality
> Glossy Paper New", whis is lovely, but thin, about 1/3 rd the thickness. The
> sample is about their "card" weight.
>
> At the booth they just called it Glossy Photo Quality Paper, and did not
> indicate there was a mystery !
>
> I bet you've figured this out ....
>
> Tom Salyer/ Miami
>
> PS ... I am trying to use the paper and EX printer for my commercial portrait
> portfolio, but hope to do pans soon too


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