Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper (260) - Rolls

A 260 gsm luster photographic roll paper for portraits, photographs and display prints.

Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper (260) combines a resin-coated base with a traditional E-surface luster finish. The surface gives photographs some sheen without the mirror-like presentation of a high-gloss paper. Epson designs this medium for saturated colour, rich blacks and a photographic feel, making it a practical option for photographic print production in roll format.

At a glance

• Traditional luster E-surface on resin-coated paper.
• 260 gsm weight and 10 mil thickness.
• 97% opacity and 97% ISO brightness.
• The 100-foot rolls listed here use a 3-inch core.

Where it works well

• Portrait, wedding and school photographs.
• Colour and black-and-white photographic prints.
• Roll-fed photographic print production.

Sizes and Epson product codes

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Questions before you print

Is this the same specification as Ultra Premium Luster sheets?

They share a luster photographic presentation, but the formats and published specifications should be checked separately. Epson Canada lists the Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster cut sheets at 240 gsm; this roll paper is specified at 260 gsm.

Will this paper work with my printer?

Check the exact printer model, supported media thickness and loading method, not just the paper dimensions. Rolls also require the correct roll handling and core support. Tell Tricera your printer model and chosen size if you need help checking suitability.

Which ICC profile and media setting should I use?

Use the settings and ICC profile specified for the exact printer, ink and paper combination. Epson provides profiles through its printer support downloads. Follow the profile instructions and apply colour management only once in your print workflow.

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