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I have just begun to learn about creating brochures and am eager to experiment with this paper. and if the color is bad the instructions loose value. It has a good weight so the see through factor is limited. I have an Epson printer and am learning that paper and printer made by the same company work best for special projects. I use this paper mainly when printing instructions for digital scrapbooking or how to use PSE because the instructions usually contain screen shots, photos, page layouts etc.
I have an Epson photo printer, and try to stick to the brand-name paper to get the best results. This provides a much better result than ordinary inkjet paper. When I wish to combine photos and print in a letter or poster I use this paper. The photos are outstanding with the details clear and the colors bright.
the product is great - but they advertise 100 sheets, and only ship a 50 pack, and there's no way to contact them for adjustment w/o the hassle of returning everything.
I use 720 dpi and high speed. These cards are 4 fold size. I have used dozens of boxes of 100 with a epson 2200 to make note cards with my photographs. I have tried higher resolution settings and tried printing at the slow speed but can not find any diffrence in quality. I do have mat black ink installed with the printer.I do have an Epson 7600 that I use for making my high art prints, but have loved the 2200 for the smaller jobs and cards.Albert Mach Fine Art I have sold around 1600 of these cards and everyone is very happy with the images. I use the enhanced mat profile that came with the printer and increase the saturation by 10 and the contrast by 5.
The Epson ICC profiles for these papers are dead on as well. Dry as bone coming out of the printer as well. Excellent quality paper. For both my Epson R340 and my R1800, I will use nothing but Epson paper's. Top notch printing with excellent color.
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