Thermal Paper Printing Problems

I have been printing my photographs on this paper for a while now. I have had no problems with it.

If you are serious about printing, this is a serious paper.

I have a photo printer that goes up to 13x19. I was printing 11x17 and wanted to try the larger size. I had no problems and the paper printed flawlessly. The colors were excellent

Have always used this type of paper for 4X6 photo printing and have never had problems with it. Works well with after market inks as well as genuine HP ink. Never had jams with my printer using this paper. Its worth your time and able to get it at a great price from B&H

I prefer to pay a bit more and have no problems with generic brand printing paper and ink to achieve unquestionably archival quality prints.

I'm printing this paper on my Epson 7900. It does have a curl on the edges when you take it out of the box. I had some jamming problems until I flattened it before putting it in the printer. Put on a pair of cotton gloves and carefully pull it across a sharp edge to flatten. I really like the results from this paper. Brilliant color for a matte paper. I've also been trying the Pearl version but so far I like this version best.

I have had no problems printing with this paper, and the results are what you would expect. I have been printing postcards, so color on one side and b&w on the back; works really well. Set-up was fiddly, but got there eventually - patience is required!

Excellent paper! I wouldnt use anything else for all my daily printing. Reasonable price and the delivery from B & H was like always fast and without problems.

I'm going to use this paper for a two purposes. I will use it to print carpentry diagrams. And, I will use them to make drafts before printing to premium paper. Thus for, no problems.

I've owned 3800, 3880 & P800 Epson printers. All had serious paper feeding and head striking problems. My P800 is particularly difficult correctly loading and not skewing paper. I finally said Enough! and bought a P900. Voila! No paper handling problems. No ink soaking a recovery tank rather than being used for printing. The separate controls for matte and photo work as one would hope and save me a lot of ink. It is rewarding to see paper go in on first try and not skew. The prints are marginally better on the P900 than on the P800 as well. One unexpected plus is the clear acrylic strip on the top so you can monitor printing without having to open the printer up to see progress. I cannot think of anything negative about this printer. Reports of cheap plastic paper holders are just off the mark. Their strength is no different from earlier Epson printers. If these excellent characteristics change down the road I will post my findings but in the meantime I have a productive printer that doesn't waste a half hour of my time just trying to load paper. B&H service getting this to me was, as usual, outstanding.