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Epson Cold Press Bright - A2 (25 Sheets)

Epson Cold Press Bright - A2 (25 Sheets)

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$201.83 $269.1 In stock

Category: Matte Photo Paper



Description:

Epson Cold Press Bright - A2 (25 Sheets) - 340gsm
Textured Surface
Warm White white point
High D-Max and wide colour gamut
100% Cotton fibre
Acid and lignin free, pH buffered
Designed specifically for use with UltraChrome inks

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

The textured surface holds ink beautifully without any smudging, and the 340gsm weight feels substantial enough for framing. I’m really impressed by the wide color gamut for my fine art prints.

Miles K. ★★★★★

The warm white base really makes the colours pop without looking sterile, and the textured surface adds a lovely fine-art feel to my prints. Handles heavy ink loads beautifully on my matte photo paper settings.

Ava ★★★★★

The 340gsm weight gives these sheets a really satisfying heft, and the textured surface grabs the ink beautifully for fine art prints. I’ve been testing a few different papers lately, and the colour gamut on these is noticeably wider than what I was getting before.