This 1418 Satin Black Step Lip Photo Frame from Art to Frames is a wooden frame that holds an 8.5 x 11" image behind a regular piece of glass. It features a frame width of 1.6" and can be hung using the included sawtooth hanger.

Holds 8.5 x 11" Photo    1.6" Frame Width    Regular Glass & Wood Exterior    Sawtooth Hanger Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm printing on an Epson Photo R2400 and always use 13 x 19 Velvet Fine Art paper that I load in the back. Does the 8.5 x 11 load in the back or top?

A: Load it in the back as well. It might go through the auto feeder but you wouldn't want to try it with more than one sheet because of it's weight/thickness. It's simple, always use the single sheet method that you use with the larger sheets. It's my favorite paper, just made some large prints, over 108 using velvet.

Q: 2. Can this paper be signed with a pen or pencil?

A: Yes, the Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper (13 x 19", 20 Sheets) can be signed on with a pen or pencil.

Q: 3. Can this paper be used with Epson Artisan 1430?

A: Yes. And you'll love it!

Q: 4. I'd like to see the back. How do I mount a photo - do I have to take the frame apart? Like with 8 screws in the corners?

A: The MCS Multipurpose Picture Frame - 8.5 x 11" - Black comes a part via pressure to allow you to put a print into it.

Q: 5. Can this product be used with Canon Printers?

A: Yes, the Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy (11 x 17", 20 Sheets) BH #EPPGB20 works with Canon printers.

Q: 6. Can theEpson metallic photo paper glossy be used with the R2000?

A: That's a question best answered by Epson. I have the R3000 and the prints are really outstanding. Sharpness of photos on this paper really stands out and the colors are perfectly reproduced

Q: 7. From what I can tell, Epson only has one custom ICC profile for this paper and it is for the SP R2880 printer, which is discontinued. Does anyone know where I can find a profile for the SC P800?

A: I don't know. I'm sure Epson has profiles available. I used Epson's profiles with an R3000 for a while. I've since let the printer manage the colors and it has been more accurate than using profiles. It works well using a Mac.

Q: 8. When using Epson's Velvet Fine Art Paper how do you tell which side to print on?

A: Epson packages the paper inside of a strong cardboard container and inside a strong plastic sleeve. The clear sleeve is marked with Print this Side . So one will know which side to print. It is wise to keep the paper in the right order and inside of sleeve. If by chance one needs to identify which side to print, put the paper near a strong light source - up close at a sharp angle. The printable side will have a finer even texture than the back which will have a slightly more coarse texture with a faint screen pattern. Also the printable side is slightly whiter that the back. One can gauge this whiteness by laying another piece of velvet paper on and comparing.

Q: 9. Can this be used with Epson Artisan 1430?

A: I have the Photo Stylus 1400 which is the version before this one. I use the Premium Photo Luster settings and Correct Hue Only color correction settings and everything works as it does with regular glossy paper.

Q: 10. Since it has a matte finish, I'm supposed to use matte black ink. What will happen if I use gloss black?

A: If you print with photo black on the print, the ink will not stick properly and it will be a mess. The black will also not look correct. The printer does not recognize the paper loaded into it so you must select the correct profile.