Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper 610 mm x 30.5 m roll – high-gloss photographic paper

Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper is a 610 mm wide roll with a length of 30.5 m, formulated for high-gloss photographic output on compatible inkjet roll-media printers. The paper has a smooth glossy surface that enhances color saturation and delivers fine detail, making it suitable for photographic prints, proofs and display graphics where a reflective finish and consistent image quality are required.

Advantages

The glossy surface produces vivid colors and deep blacks while preserving highlight detail, helping photographs and proofing prints to appear more lifelike. Its roll format allows uninterrupted printing of wide-format images and reduces handling compared with cut sheets. The paper is engineered for compatibility with pigment and dye-based inkjet systems that accept roll media, providing stable feed and uniform ink absorption for predictable results.

Suitable for

• Studio photographic prints and portfolios
• Proofing and color checks for photographic workflows
• Point-of-sale displays and signage with a glossy finish
• Fine-detail posters and exhibition graphics

Key specifications

• Roll width: 610 mm
• Roll length: 30.5 m
• Finish: high-gloss
• Media type: photographic inkjet paper (roll)
• Surface: smooth glossy coating for enhanced color and detail
• Suitable for: inkjet printers that accept roll media

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible wide-format inkjet printer following the printer manufacturer's instructions for roll media handling. Select the correct media type and finish settings in the printer driver or RIP software to match high-gloss photographic paper. Allow prints to dry according to ink and printer recommendations before handling, cutting or mounting to avoid smudging or set-off.

Recommendations

Store unused roll media in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. For best results, use ICC profiles or printer driver presets calibrated for glossy photographic paper and perform test prints when changing ink type or printer settings.