Epson Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter 2 Manual

went through all epson photo papers this is the only one worth buying - all others never print correctly!

I have been using the Print File Archival Storage pages for several years. I often print photos on an Epson Photo Printer in the 8.5 X 11 sizes and store them using the storage pages in notebooks. All the prints have maintained their quality with no deterioration after many years. I am fully satisfied.

Use this with Epson Stylus Photo 1400 and the print quality is amazing.

To preface...I use an Epson 4900 and work from a weekly calibrated monitor and system. I am a purist by nature regarding my photography; preferring true to life accurate color duplication. No photo manipulation, no HDR. The print is the best part of being a photographer; to hold in my hand a narrative on paper. I first used Epson's exhibition fiber paper and was quite pleased with my results, especially my B/W work. But the Hahnem�hle photo rag pearl, has brought a subtly too my prints that is more pleasing to view. I use Hahnem�hle's ICC profile designated to use with my printer, which can be downloaded from their web site. I print from the cassette tray and as per Hahnem�hle's recommendation, I select Epson's photo luster paper in the printers driver, (not the photo luster260). I mount and frame all of my art myself, using a pair of T-hinges at the top pf the print and noticed that the Exhibition fiber paper is a bit less stable behind the glass, as it will wave a bit in high humidity conditions. However, the Photo Rag Pearl does not do this. It stays flat behind the glass, even the larger prints on 17x22 paper. I prefer the sheen on the rag pearl paper too...a sweet spot...not too much, not too little. Many complain about the cost, as it is near twice the cost of Epson's exhibition fiber, all I can say to that, is that the discerning customer doesn't seem to care and neither do I. I would definitely recommend this paper, but only if you are using their ICC profile and working from a calibrated monitor/system.

I'm using this paper to enlarge my photo. I have good out come on each print. It works well with Epson 1400 printer.

The lenses I used with this adapter worked in manual mode just fine. I was discouraged by some "photo experts" to avoid adapters unless I was paying $300 plus for one. But I am very satisfied with this product. I didn't have any unrealistic expectations of getting a sharp looking photo - the results are fun and look dated - very naturally diffused looking.

I print on an Epson 9900 with this Ultra Premium Luster photo paper (both 17x22 sheets and a 24 roll) and I've always found it to be incredibly reliable, easy to use, with fantastic tone depth and contrast. When I turn to this Ultra Premium Luster paper, I know I won't spend much time at all with test strips and prints, nor will I have to adjust my images much to get the results I want. The texture is smooth to the touch and doesn't crease easily. This will always be my go-to choice for reliable inkjet photo paper.

I use an Epson 1900 to print photo's from 4 x 6 to 13 x 19. Most of my images are brightly colored with a fair amount of detail. The Lasal Photo Matte maintains the contrast and detail. The stark white enhances the strength of the images, holds the ink well, and is not distorted by the spray varnish I use.

I use this paper with the Epson stylus photo printer to print photos. I like the thickness and the results from print jobs.

I used this paper with an Epson Stylus Photo 1280 Printer and the print quality is outstanding. Such richness, such great tonal range, and it is worth every penny (all 8000+ of them)!