Portable Screen Print Press

Best portable screen.

This product is being used as a portable screen fro presentations.

This is a beautiful paper to print on, though very textured. I like it only slightly more than Epson Cold Press Natural, as it seems to be a bit more receptive to finer details, and appears slightly sharper when comparing prints of the same file. At the same time, I wouldn't use this paper as my go to, as I believe the heavy texture works best with certain types of images. A great paper to have in the drawer for printing the right image!

Subtle paper pattern will be seen if used in a press against a glossy or semi-gloss print surface, but otherwise fine as a separator for finished prints.

If you want to print snow or other scenes that are the brightest white , this is the paper for you. It has just enough texture without looking like cold press watercolor paper, it is printable on both sides, and my old Epson 2880 printer accepts it in the top and rear (thick paper) feeds. Depending on your subject matter, you can opt for other brands and paper types.

I am currently printing for a photography class, I print all of my own photographs and this is my favorite paper right now to print on. It is also an excellent quality paper for the cost! Enhanced matte has striking quality of color and sharpness and is comparable to Premium Luster. It works great in rendering the darks and lights without losing deatil within the image. Because it is matte, watching the darks from losing detail can be a little difficult, but I find enhanced matte is the easiest to work with in comparrison to thicker papers, such as Hot Press or Cold Press.

I use the Epson Hot Press Natural Smooth Matte Paper for all of my digital photos because its a solid paper that wont jam in the printer and has great color quality. I am a photo student in college and I first came across this paper when I ordered a sample pack through the Epson store because I didn't know what I would like. Needless to say I have been hooked on this paper ever since. The only con I have to share is that after printing DO NOT touch the print for it will smudge... the ink needs to have time to dry but its totally worth the wait because the print quality is so amazing and it makes your photos look sexy and desirable.

After researching and reading reviews of dozens of papers, I opted to print a pre-dawn landscape, shot on a foggy morning, on Epson Signature Worthy Cold Press Bright, as other photographers had raved about its rendering of soft, dreamy landscapes . . . and immediately understood why they were so enthusiastic. I ended up printing the image on many different papers, but the Signature Worthy Cold Press Bright was by far the best for capturing the mood of early morning twilight in the Smokey Mountains. The resulting prints look like the watercolors I paint in my mind but never could get on paper. I entered a print in a competition, and received a perfect score. I do have one complaint, which is that the paper is not merely fiddly to load, as one reviewer put it, but sometimes exasperating. It has a tendency to curl slightly at the edges, which makes it difficult to insert in the Fine Art feeder of my Epson SureColor P800. Still, the results are so striking that I would rather fiddle and take my time to print it on this paper than on any other I have tried.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's basic, and that's what I want. Batteries never run out, keys come up on screen when I press them on the keyboard. What's not to like?

I bought this screen protector for my a77ii camera LCD screen over the Sony branded hardcover protector (which also fits the a99 - you can see my review on that). This protector is easy to apply, comes with easy-to-follow instructions, and even comes with a small micro-fiber wipe to clean your LCD screen before applying the protector! I would recommend this over the Sony branded hardcover protector for one reason - it doesn't bubble if you press on it. The Sony branded hardcover does this if press anywhere in the middle of the screen for any reason (which is pretty annoying especially when you just want to wipe your screen clean). Sony even informs you in the instruction manual not to press the center of your screen with their protector on (which to me, is a pretty sad thing to admit to a design flaw and having your customer to work around it). However, with this protector by Expert Shield, you don't have to worry about that at all! Overall, this is an inexpensive protection solution that does it job well!