Cheap Epson S041376 Premium Glossy Photo Paper (8.3" x 32' Roll) (Electronics) Price

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My photo paper of choice
I shoot using a [[ASIN:B0002XQI2E Canon 20D]] and print on an [[ASIN:B0007OVML0 Epson Stylus Photo R1800 Inkjet Printer]]. Taking these facts into consideration helps determine the best paper for my uses. Because I shoot with the 20D, my images come out to be perfect for 4x6 or 8X12 images. Unless I want to crop my images, there are no Epson papers for my printer that will reasonably meet my needs besides the roll paper. If I wanted to conform to traditional sizes, the [[ASIN:B00005A9VS Epson borderless 8x10]] photo paper is the equivalent choice, or if a white border is needed, the [[ASIN:B00004TS2J Epson 8.5x11 photo paper)]] will work as well. Conforming to an 8x10 format is not necessary as the digital revolution is changing the available options. I can easily frame my images in a standard [[ASIN:B000FYOM78 8x12 frame]], or [[ASIN:B000FNFQRO mat to fit]] a [[ASIN:B000FYVASW 12x16]] or for greater effect a [[ASIN:B000FZ0J92 16x20]] frame. <
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>At 8x12, the curling is less of an issue, as this size photo lends itself to being framed. The high-gloss, bright white, resin coated photo paper is rated to last 104 years on the R1800/R800, 85 years on the 2200, or 23 years on the R200,R300,R320,RX500, and RX600 printers. The amount of time a print lasts is just as much about the quality of the ink as it is the quality of the paper. Being a smudge and water-resistant quick dry surface, the paper is easy to work with. Plus by using a roll, I have the option of printing panoramic images. <
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>On a per image cost basis, the expense of using the roll is about the same cost of using the sheet paper. I can easily get 30 8x12 images out of the roll. At the current $32.99 price, this gives me a $1.10 per image cost. The sheet paper runs just about as much unless you are buying [[ASIN:B00006IRUC 50 sheets]] at a time, then the price is double. For me, the versatility and the fact I don't have to crop my images makes the expense worth it. <
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>Doesn't force me to use an 8x10 format <
>Smudge and water-resistant quick dry surface <
>Prints high quality long lasting photos for framing <
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>Should cost less per image than sheet paper

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expensive but works great
Roll paper costs twice as much as the equivalent amount of sheet paper. However, if you're printing a panorama, you don't have much choice. I've used this Epson roll paper to print panoramas that were 8" tall and 5 feet wide with great looking results.

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epson roll paper
work good , made my picture come out the way I wanted it to .