Epson Premium - Glossy photo paper - Super A3/B (329 x 483 mm) - 255 g/m2 - 20 sheet(s)

Not tried just yet but looks good and will give it a trial soon.Many Thanks.

Unfortunately I ordered the wrong size so have to cut it in half for A4 size. Then it's fine and prints well.

This is a pack of high quality glossy photo paper from Epson. The pack contains 20 sheets of A3 size paper. I've found this to be the very best A3 photo paper for premium prints. I've used this paper for a number of years, and the quality is consistent. It allows for rich, deep and vivid colours - as well as great black & white images.I use this with my A3 printer - Epson Stylus R1800 A3+ Colour Inkjet Photo Printer. I do think that £30 is a lot of money for 20 sheets of paper ... and occasionally I use A3 Inkjet Photo Glossy Paper - Super Premium - 280gsm x 50 sheets. This latter option is £30 for 50 sheets. While I've found the paper to be slightly inferior (not quite as good at expressing bright colours), it's nonetheless a very good paper. As such, there are options.

It turns out this was given to one of our neighbours. Despite your website saying it was handed to resident (us), we were out at the time (Monday morning) and there was no card or anything else saying it was given to a neighbour. However, having got it, it is Epsom photo paper - expensive, but the best available for my Epsom A3+ photo printer.

If you are looking for impeccable high quality prints, this is your paper. It is best used with an Epson printer in my opinion.Very costly but it shows in the quality of the print.For professional use.

I`ve recently up - graded to an A3 Epson 2880 printer and having used Epson paper (A4) in the past without issue , it was a natural progression for me to maintain the quality finiish of my larger prints - this paper gives a good even colour and brightness throughout the sheet.I haven`t delved into specialist or fine art papers yet as they can be expensive - for the moment I`m quite pleased by the results and the cost per prints using this paper , all in all they are a perfect combination for me!

Excellent print quality will buy again

For semi-gloss finishes this is the best stuff to use, if you have an Epson photo printer that is. It is best with Epson's own ink, however, it's not cheap, Epson paper and ink are very expensive compared to lots of other paper, especially A3, and compatible inks out there. I have had really good results using "other" paper and ink, but always go back to Epson's when I'm after the very best, but that's me, you may well feel differently about using "other" ink and paper, but if you haven't tried it, how you going to know!