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

Over the years I've tried a wide variety of papers on my Epson printers but I always find myself returning to Epson's own products. I now only use Epson inks and papers with their printers. Although more expensive, the results are worth the cost.This paper is excellent for bright colours and fine detail. Pictures printed on this paper really do have impact.

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!

Have used this paper often. And it is good. Postie didn’t ring the bell so didn’t hear him at the door. Had to go down to the collection depot. No fault of the supplier tho.

Great paper, can produce amazing quality results for framing. Best used with Epson ink and Epson printer.Difference between this and cheaper premium or Epson non-Premium paper is extremely noticeable. Ink doesn't dry as well on other paper. Jessops paper is a reasonable cheap alternative but still does not compare to the quality of this stuff.I normally buy the A4 packs but wanted some larger prints for larger framing. Very happy too!

Does what it says on the tin, it holds images.One thing though, and nothing to do with the quality of the paper, is that Super A3 (or A3+ if you like) is not well catered for when it comes to portfolio folders and the like. Good if you want that extra size on your wall but if you want to put pictures in a case you would do well to stick to A3.