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Granted, some of that is ink performance, but the paper clearly lets the ink succeed. Colors are brilliant and don't fade. If you have an Epson printer and are using Epson ink, look no further. I've been a user of Epson glossy photo papers for over a decade. I've never had a problem with them.
The photo's last forever. Very clear, dries quickly. All of Epson's papers work great. I have an Epson printer and have not tried it with other printers, but it's great with Epson printers.
Otherwise, the premium gloss paper is an excellent buy. I have used several different Epson photo papers. I prefer the ultrapremium and premium luster papers, especially when you are showing your prints or framing them.
Amazon's packaging has been bad on other orders I've made in the past so I won't buy printer paper from them again. Unfortunately, Amazon's packaging wasn't very good and some of the sheets had damaged corners. If you have an epson printer and are printing photographs, you should definitely use epson's photo paper and ink. The prints come out great.
The paper is sealed between two pieces of cardboard in a plastic sleeve. For high quality printing needs, this paper fits the bill.Epson also takes extra care in the packaging. This keeps the paper flat and smudge free. The prints produced on this paper (by an Epson 890, in my experience) are virtually indistinguishable from photo prints. The paper looks and feels just like a photograph.
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