This 8 pack of Epson compatible ink cartridges includes 1 of each: Photo Black T034120 (T341), Light Black T034720 (T347), Matte Black T034820 (T3482), Cyan T034420 (T3442), Light Cyan T034520 (T345), Magenta T034320 (T343), Light Magenta T034620 (T346) and Yellow T034420 (T344) inkjet cartridges. Save Money and Stock up Now!

A 50-pack of letter size ( 8-1/2" x 11" ) premium glossy photo paper for inkjet printers

Epson's Premium Glossy Photo Paper is the ideal companion for your inkjet printer. It boasts a high-gloss finish that makes it well suited for printing your favorite photos and enlargements. When printed with quality Epson inks, the results are beautiful prints that look great in glass frames or albums. This resin coated stock makes it resistant to smudges and smearing, and the bright white luster makes colors stand out vividly. 50 sheets per package.

• Offers the look and feel of traditional photographs
• 50 sheets per package
• High-gloss, bright white, resin coated photo paper
• Makes quality photos for glass frames and photo albums
• Smudge and water-resistant, quick dry surface

I have an EPSON printer and have used this paper for a couple of years and think it is definitely the best quality photo paper you can find out there. I have a digital camera and my photos come out looking really professional-looking after I have them printed out onto this paper. They look really nice framed and you honestly cannot tell that they were printed from the computer and not from a photo studio. Definitely recommended!

Excellent product when used with the right printer. I use it with the Epson Stylus Photo R800. I prefer black and white photography and this combination works well for me.

I have tried several different brands and types of photo papers for printing out my own color photos. This brand is definitely the best!
I have seen so many photos people have printed out with other brands of photo paper and none compare to the Epson Premium glossy photo paper. When you order Epson photo paper, make sure you are ordering the "premium" photo paper, as they also make a lower grade photo paper. I have four printers......believe it or not......and I have come to the conclusion that the model of the printer is not really the determining factor when printing out quality photos, but rather the paper quality.