Epson 17x22 Enhanced Matte Paper - 50 Sheets


Key Features
- Flat matte surface provides the optimum photographic platform
- Instant drying capability with EPSON Professional Inks allows for easy handling
- High color gamut yields remarkable color reproduction
- 1440 dpi printer compatibility ensures high resolution output
- Heavyweight stock delivers true photographic feel (for roll paper printing)
- Bright white base accentuates highlights
Overview
For photographers seeking a flat matte surface, Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte is the ideal choice. This bright white paper is perfect for images that do not require gloss. It yields highly saturated images, while maintaining excellent highlight and shadow detail. Designed primarily for use with UltraChrome Inks, EPSON Archival Inks, and DuraBrite Inks, this versatile paper can also be used with dye-based inks. Hobbyists, professional photographers and digital artists alike will find Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte a remarkable solution for any project.
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paper handling
| Paper Surface | Enhanced Matte |
| Paper Weight | 192 gsm |
| Brightness | 104 |
| Sheet Count | 50 Sheets |
| Paper Size | 17" X 22" |
physical specifications
| Color | White |
Epson 17x22 Enhanced Matte Paper (50 Sheets)
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