Print out your own postcards and photos to share with friends and family with this 50-sheet pack of A6-sized Epson A6 Photo Quality Inkjet Cards - 50 Sheetsfrom Epson. The coated card stock is compatible with most inkjet printers and features a basis weight of 47 lb, an opacity of 97.3%, and a brightness of 90%. Additionally, it has a smooth matte surface.

Coated Card Stock    Basis Weight: 47 lb    Opacity: 97.3%    Brightness: 90%    Surface Finish: Smooth Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are ink tanks available or just cartridges ?

A: This is Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy (4 x 6", 100 Sheets). Depending on your printer we have many different ink cartridge options.

Q: 2. is this paper archival ? if not do you sell any archival self-adhesive photo quality paper ? does it exist ?

A: The Epson Photo Quality Self-Adhesive Sheets - 8.3x11.7 are not archival. There really isnt an archival option for self-adhesive paper. The closest option would be the Inkpress Media Adhesive Luster Paper. http://bhpho.to/1hdjZXx

Q: 3. Is this photo paper suitable for high-quality photo printing?

A: The Epson High Quality Inkjet Paper is not recommended for professional photo printing.

Q: 4. I know it says this paper is single sided but can you actually print on the back side? Is it glossy as well?

A: YOU CAN ONLY PRINT ON ONE SIDE

Q: 5. Can this product be used with Canon Printers?

A: Yes, the Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy (11 x 17", 20 Sheets) BH #EPPGB20 works with Canon printers.

Q: 6. Anybody use this paper in an HP Photosmart Pro B8350?

A: If you aren't specific on correct color profiles it should work. Just set the printer to glossy.

Q: 7. does this photo paper have a Kodak watermark on the back of the paper? WE are lookig for a paper to print certificates and we have verbage that we will print on the back.

A: Yes it does have Kodak's watermark on the back of the paper.

Q: 8. How do I line up the 4x6 paper in my J4550 All-in-One printer?

A: Greetings!Go into Devices & Printers, select Set Preferences then Paper Quality - scroll to 4 x 6, then in Media, select this HP paper type, Put the paper in the tray (4 wide x 6 long) you want to use (usually on the right side of the tray). When you print, if they're portrait oriented images, you're good to go; if they're landscape oriented, you'll have to rotate them 90 degrees; print program should be able to do that for you via a check-box.Hope this helps!MikeAllentown PA

Q: 9. Hello B&H ,about this kodak lustre paper , is it similar to the E surface in wet process? ThanksGene

A: Hello,Yes, the Professional Inkjet Luster Photo Paper from Kodak has a similar surface (look and feel) to their darkroom paper E surface.

Q: 10. What profile should I use with this paper on an Epson Stylus 4800?

A: "Premium Photo Paper Glossy."