With a popular E-type luster surface, Epson Ultra Premium Luster Photo Paper will provide digital printmakers with images that mimic the look of traditional silver halide prints. This polyethylene-coated RC base will also deliver outstanding color saturation for vivid prints, and it features a basis weight of 240 gsm as well as a thickness of 10 mil. The paper will dry instantly for immediate handling, offers an opacity of 97%, and a brightness of 97%. Additionally, it features a gloss level of 16% at 60°.

This paper is available here as a 50-pack of 13 x 19" sheets.

Polyethylene-Coated RC Base Material    240 gsm Basis Weight    10 mil Thickness    97% Opacity    97% Brightness    Instant Drying    16% at 60° Gloss Level    Luster (E-Type) Surface Finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this paper archival quality?

A: Yes it is archival paper.

Q: 2. What's the closest paper to Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte that is two sided? I've tried the Epson Premium (not Ultra) and it is too thin.

A: From Epson there is no such paper. The closest thing to it from Epson is Epson Premium Presentation Paper Matte Double-Sided which you rejected on being too thin. From Moab there is a Lasal Photo Matte with a 235GSM weight, but it's just NOT as inexpensive as the Epson papers. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/502417-REG/Moab_F01_LSM235851150_Lasal_Photo_Matte_Paper.html

Q: 3. Does it have OBAs?

A: The only paper that Epson goes out of their way to advertise OBA-free is the Exhibition Watercolor Paper Textured. You can see this on the manufacturer;s website: https://epson.com/signature-worthy-fine-art-photo-papers If you wish to look for another brand that carries more than one style of paper that is OBA free, I would look to paper company that has been is business for the longest and that is Canson. Canson has been cerified as museum grade by the more reputable tester in the United States: https://www.canson-infinity.com/en/print-longevity-wilhelm

Q: 4. Is this archival quality?

A: No. I use it for proofing.

Q: 5. I was using Ilford paper, but it is being discontinued. Will this paper work with Canon ink?

A: Yes it is compatible with Canon inks.

Q: 6. Is this paper double sided and can I print a forty page booklet on it that would close? If not, can you recommend a semi gloss paper that will work with an inkjet printer that would be good for a booklet of that size?

A: This paper is not double sided. It has only one printable side. I am not familiar with any double sided inkjet paper. Best of luck!

Q: 7. Will this paper work with a color laser printer?

A: The information sheet that comes with the paper says to use it with ink jet printers only and that using it with laser printers could damage your printer.

Q: 8. Can this paper be used with the Epson SureColor P700 13" Photo Printer?

A: Yes, you would be able to use this paper with this P700 printer.

Q: 9. I'm looking for both a glossy / luster paper and a matte paper that can accept the heat of a drymount press with the aim of mounting on to foam core. I was thinking about Epson Luster and Ink Press Matte.

A: These papers will be able to hold up to a drymount press.

Q: 10. does this paper require matt or glossy ink?

A: Epson Ultra Premium Luster or any luster paper will use the photo black ink in the printer.