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Used on Epson R2880, runs like a dream. Primary paper for my photographs.

I chose this as my primary paper after testing various Moab and Hahnemhle papers. Suits my needs perfectly.

This is the best price I've been able to find on this paper, and I've done quite a bit of research.... I'm very happy with my experience.

Great product! Our office uses this machine as our primary printer and we use this tray as our primary paper tray. No jams, misfeeds, or disruptions.

This has been my primary paper for many years for printing photos with my Epson Photo 2200 and now Epson P800. Excellent results for both color and B&W. I also use the paper for creating reproductions of maps, posters, and photos for our local museum. Paper is of high quality and good weight.

This is now my primary printing paper. Bright and vibrant colors and a wonderful profile that gives me fantastic compatibility with my P800. I highly recommend this paper.

This paper is my primary paper for fine art nature photography. It is bright, incredibly crisp, and allows my imagery to 'POP'. The weight of the paper makes it easy to handle. The color saturation is excellent (I print on a Canon 9500 Mark II with canon pigments). The paper also holds incredibly crisp lines, nearly matching prints on white film, at nearly half the cost. The surface can be scratched easily, so care is required when matting and framing (as with most papers).

Savage Seamless Paper is great because of its durability, and the Primary Red is the perfect color for the project I'm working on.

I love this paper. I use it as my primary production printing paper for framed prints. excellent color reproduction and instantly dry. It's gentle on ink and fairly easy to handle. I prefer it to the lustre if I know it's going behind glass because there is almost no glare off of it.

I use this paper as my primary photo paper in my pro9500 printer. It is not so much on the glossy side to be able to reproduce excellent colors. For black & white images it yields very clear white backgrounds to contrast subtle gray to black tones.