I needed some proofing paper and decided to try the Kirkland "Professional Glossy Inkjet Photo Paper" sold at Costco since I have seen positive comments about in the group. Is there a consensus here about the best settings to use to get the most performance out of this paper? I did a search of the archives and really didn't find anything specific. I will be using this with an Epson R2400 and the standard Epson inks. I have found a couple of comments on the 'net that indicate people were using semi gloss paper settings. On the other hand, the very minimal paper insert states: "The setting for the top of the line glossy photo paper of the respective printer manufacturer will usually work best. Those papers are commonly named "Premium Glossy Photo Paper," "Glossy Photo Paper" or "Instant Dry Photo Paper." To me, the closest choices in the R2400 driver are "Premium Photo Paper Semi-Gloss" and "Premium Photo Paper Glossy." The latter seems like it would best match the instructions but I just wanted to see if anyone had done testing to confirm whether one is better than the other. It would be great to not have to "reinvent the wheel" if others have already done some testing! Thanks in advance, Doug --- BetterScanning.com - Innovative Accessories for Better Film Scanning http://www.BetterScanning.com/ .
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Kirkland Paper Settings For An Epson Printer
2011-01-30 by Doug Fisher
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