I have been using PicoRico paper with an Epson Stylus Photo R3000 injet printer for years with great results . Reliable and consistent image results with bright contrast photos.

Keep in mind that this is film, not paper, so is best suited for framing or other display in which it will not be handled much due to relative fragility.

The whitest paper you can find. Great for black and white images. The blacks are deep and dramatic. (Epson p800)

Epson made a similar film like this about 25 years ago, but it came in only a 4x6 size. Back then, needless to say the cameras and printers weren't like we have today, but I still got good results considering. Fast forward 25 years and I decided to give this film a shot and have no regrets, even with the high price. When using my Sony a7riii camera and my Epson HD XP-15000 the results are amazing. My photos look like they were printed on glass. Give this film a chance and you'll see.

Epson 1400 and Claria ink (also compatible w/pigment). Exhibit regularly in Juried Shows. Bit the Bullet and finally tried this premium priced product and am extremely satisfied with the results. Minimum dry time and negligible metamarism failure enable quicker and more accurate print evaluation. Similar to Ilfochrome w/o metallic bronzing. Unable to find reliable longevity info but Image Presence is current priority.

Pictorico provides bright, intense color with sharp delineation of form. I would love to see larger sheet paper sizes, such as 13x19 and 17x22. Roll paper is great, but not all printers have built in cutters.

If you like a photographic look, give this product a try. My ink preference is Epson Claria but it is pigment compatible. Very similar to Ilfochrome, w/o metallic bronzing. Minimum dry time and neglible metamerism failure enable quicker and more accurate print evaluation. Print longevity a question but if Image Presence is important to you, give this product a try.

This paper will give you the closest thing to the feel and appearance of the great old Cibachrome prints that we used to make from chrome originals in the age of film. You will need to do a lot of test prints, as ICC profiles are not available. Aside from that inconvenience, once you become accustomed to it, you'll get breathtaking results.

The only thing that i was nervous about with this paper was which side to print on. But the paper has one of its corners missing, and that needs to be on the top right side as the paper is sitting in the printer. And thats how you know that you have the paper facing the correct direction.

GREAT PRODUCT, FAST DELIVERY