Frame For 8.5 X 11 Print

[Luster] I use only Epson Premium Photo Luster for all my Photo needs- 8.5 x 11 is my goto for 8x10 and 5x7 photos giving Sharp, Proffessional photos that match perfectly to my original.

[1.1 lb (0.5 kg)] I bought this to trim my 8.5 x 11 inch photo paper down to 8x10 inches (since nobody makes that anymore) and is very accurate. Heavy, too. Very high quality.

[40 lb] This is the second pro-200 I've purchased because it is an excellent printer that is well priced. Use it for professional printing applications because the quality is excellent. I find print times to be slightly higher than estimated but is still quite quick for the borderless printing quality - approximately 2 min (+-10 sec) for 8.5 x 11 borderless. Haven't had any issues with it. The Canon software for it is pretty good. Could be better, but great as a free addition. Ink lasts a while. The cartridges will last between 80-100 pages (8.5 x 11 borderless). Great choice.

[Matte] Along with Photo Rag Satin. I use this 8.5 x 11 for my photographic folios. The texture is very matte and the color is on the warm side, and the resulting prints are fabulous. Because it is very heavy weight, my folios have a very nice heft and quality feel. I'm currently using it to print my photo microscopy work. I have no problem printing the 8.5 x 11 and 13 x 19 sheets of this paper in the manual feed of my Epson 3880. However, I am seldom able to get a 17 x 22 sheet to work. The weight is one factor, but it seems to have a slight curl which makes it extremely difficult to get started in the manual slot. Oh well.

[Removable Lid] I made a series of journal quilts, 8.5 x 11 that got to be too bulky in the portfolio I started out keeping them in. This box is perfect for them. The 12 quilts can all be stored together, there's still room for the artist statements that accompany them, and the box doesn't take up a lot of room on a shelf. I will be able to stack additional boxes because of the reinforced corners (I've had other containers break down over time). Great product!

[Plastic] Good because they still print 11 x14 yet they are still compact

[Neutral] Excellent quality. I print first using my 4x6 stock to make sure I'm happy with the composition and overall results and then print on 8.5 x 11 luster paper for special prints. High quality and good value. Highly recommend this paper.

[18.86 lb] It's not easy to find 8.5 x 11 photo paper, much less in a luster finish (everyone seems to sell glossy). Colors are vibrant, finish is gorgeous. Try it, you'll like it! I shoot photos in 9x16 format. Legal-size paper (8.5 x 14) is a similar proportion to 9x16 and my my standard, all-in-one Canon printer can print legal-size sheets. The 9:16 format actually translates to 7.9 x 14, so when I print on 8.5x14 paper I get small margins on the 8.5 sides. I trim the margins and frame with 7.9x14 frames that I made myself. I'm surprised there aren't more 9:16-proportioned photo papers and frames available on the market given the popularity of this format for photography, but good for B&H for carrying the product.

[Cotton Rag] I use this paper in sizes 8.5x11, 17x22 and 13x19 to print and exhibit black and white photographs. The quality of the paper and prints is wonderful and is similar to the old Agfa Portriga that I used to use in the darkroom. The texture of the print is magnificent. I have no complaints about the paper and its quality, and find it easy to print with and to show. It is a bit thicker than other papers and, at first, I had trouble getting it through the printer. However, that has been overcome. The cost, however, is high and I must use another cheaper paper to make tests before I can make a final print with the Museo Max.

[17.2 lb] Love this paper for certain images. Would love to have it available also in 11x17. So at this point I have to print images on 8.5x11. Or buy a larger printer.