RE: epson C size photo glossy - does it have grey Epson printed on back?

["Tom Tussey" <tussey@inlink.com>]

Bob,

I have not heard of S041151, but I have printed at least 30 sheets of the
S041123 A2 "Photo Quality Glossy Paper" by Epson and the size on the pack is
16.5" x 23.4" or 420 x 594mm.

These DO NOT have a watermark on the back....it is perfectly white. This is
excellent paper and its only drawback like the smaller "Glossy Paper" sizes
is that isn't very heavy, so in this large size it will crimp easily if not
handled carefully. I usually have the prints mounted by a local lab on .010
styrene or Gatorboard and overlaminated with a Lustre sheet. They are very
durable when mounted this way and are also waterproof. I have sold many of
these to clients who have used them in trade shows displays by mounting
velcro on the back corners.

The "Photo Quality Glossy Film" also does not have a watermark on the back
and without a doubt produces the highest quality image I can get on any
surface with the 3000.

 They are really photographic from normal viewing distances for a 13" x 19"
print(Largest size I can find, Super A3/B). The Epson "Photo Paper" size B
11" x 17" is the only one I use that has the watermark on the back, but it
is much heavier than the above paper and film and really feels like a
photograph in your hands.

I hope this helps. Last time I bought these items I found them at Samy's
Camera in L.A.

Tom Tussey

Tussey Photography
245 Towers Creek Court
St. Charles, MO 63304
phone:636-926-3833
fax: 636-936-8958
http://www.iwc.com/tussey


I've received 3 packs of Epson photo glossy, s041151, c size, 17x22 paper
from
buycomp.  Each has the seal torn, and the paper inside doesn't say "Epson"
on
the back.   Would someone who has that same size paper tell me if that's the
way it's supposed to be or if it should say, "Epson" on it.

In the past I've gotten Epson photo glossy letter size and it didn't say
"epson" on the back, either.  Should it have?

Thanks!

Bob C.

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