Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 50 Sheets

Not the paper for detail or color accuracy (2010-07-11) : 2/5
I typically like Epson papers and have used their Premium Glossy papers for years. But I don't quite know what to make of this luster paper. I would like a paper with a little lower reflectivity for prints that are viewed under bright lights. But this sacrifices too much. I shoot at high resolution and spend time calibrating monitors and editing photos to get realistic colors. With this paper, detail goes missing and colors are washed out. It's possible that the printer profile itself is off, but I use an Epson printer (R800) and there's little excuse for that. Their profiles for other papers are pretty close.

If you like prints that look like watercolors, then this may be the paper for you. I think it's going to take me a very long time to get through this pack.
save for the best photo (2010-06-01) : 5/5
I rarely use this E-luster paper and reserve it for portrait photo of people only. The material and texture of theis paper is like what you see from professional prints you see from family portrait. I usually use the cheaper Epson Premium Glossy Paper for most other my other printouts.

I used to have two older Epson 820 and 1200, now that I moved to a Canon i960 (somewhat old too)this paper still print spectacularly. Epson and Canon paper are interchangeable with each other printer to paper and vise verse. Epson and Canon printers don't play well with HP and Kodak papers.
Preferred paper (2010-05-11) : 5/5
When I print my photographs on this paper, I believe I'm printing truly professional quality photographs.
Best Quality and Service (2010-05-11) : 5/5
I have been using Epson paper for almost 20 years and have yet to be disappointed with it. Amazon's price and service is exemplary.
Couldn't ask for more (2010-02-20) : 5/5
My experience is consistent with those of the other reviewers.
My results were nothing short of spectacular and far better
than another manufacturer's over-hyped and more expensive
baryta paper.

In addition, Epson has taken the trouble to label their
product so the printing side can be identified, something
which the other manufacturer was apparently too lazy to do.