Hello and thanks for trying our paper out! Have you tried our 47lb Premium Matte or 50lb Premium Matte Double-sided? Those are closer to the weights of the Epson matte papers you are currently using. Usually the heavier the matte paper, the more likely it is to curl with humidity being too low or high. We also have another matte that is our 60lb. Premium Matte PLUS. I suggest also setting the Platen gap to WIDEST with heavier matte papers to avoid the black marks at the edge.
Maybe I’m not understanding your question, but you protect them the same way as glossy prints. You can use the same frames and the same print bags, the main positive with Matte finish is that when you touch them and customers touch them they won’t leave fingerprints behind. Gloss prints leave fingerprints behind and need to be handled with cotton gloves.
I’m new to this. Just bought an Epson printer but it’s only the eco tank 2803 . I just ordered some 100%cotton canvas sheets but I haven’t tried it yet. I’ve been basically just getting acquainted with my printer. I started This following someone doing transfer of photos onto canvases. So many different ways to do this and on various materials. I am Also Painting. I started Years ago but dropped it when I started Working. Now I don’t work so I decided To take it up again. Is there a laptop you recommend that works well for Photographs and mix Media?
Sorry to tell you this, but the printer you have is not archival. It does not use pigment based ink. It’s really important to have a pigment based ink printer if you don’t want the prints fading over time. Watch this video to learn more ruclips.net/video/bt3HLLTG-wc/видео.htmlsi=pybRNgLJ8Qj7d26E As for laptops, I don’t have any particular suggestions. I personally like Macs. But you could use any laptop to edit photos with. When you’re making prints, you really need Photoshop, though. have you watched my playlist on how to make art prints? It shows you how to color match and everything.
thanks for the printing tips so how long does it take to print a 17" x 22" sheet? you may want to try putting weights on the paper when storing them to prevent it from "buckling" up....
Hello and thank you for a nice video. Please tell me, when you want to make prints on paper sheets, is it possible to print such prints on your big plotter or do you have a special smaller printer for those smaller sizes of paper? Thanks.
You really wouldn't be able to tell much by seeing the paper in the video, it would just look really white. You would need to feel it to be able to detect the comparable weight between products. Now if there were texture on the paper I wouldn't shown it in the video, but all papers I reviewed here are smooth.
@@KrystleColeArt Hearing the noise it makes when waved, seeing the reflection when light shines on it, the thickness in side profile and the noise from skin touching it tells you a lot
@@SadbhWpfft… all unreliable data from a video view… you can just look up the paper details yourself with the name she provided and if your competent, that’s all you need…
Hello and thanks for trying our paper out! Have you tried our 47lb Premium Matte or 50lb Premium Matte Double-sided?
Those are closer to the weights of the Epson matte papers you are currently using. Usually the heavier the matte paper, the more likely it is to curl with humidity being too low or high. We also have another matte that is our 60lb. Premium Matte PLUS. I suggest also setting the Platen gap to WIDEST with heavier matte papers to avoid the black marks at the edge.
Thanks for the info! I really like the Cat art in the backgound!
THANKS FOR MAKING THIESE "HOW TO" VIDEOS....MANY ARTISTS DO NOT LIKE TO SHARE THEIR SECRETS. IMHO, THE MORE ARTISTS THERE ARE THE BETTER IT IS....
Hello, Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I would like to know how you protect your prints when they have a matte finish
Maybe I’m not understanding your question, but you protect them the same way as glossy prints. You can use the same frames and the same print bags, the main positive with Matte finish is that when you touch them and customers touch them they won’t leave fingerprints behind. Gloss prints leave fingerprints behind and need to be handled with cotton gloves.
I’m new to this. Just bought an Epson printer but it’s only the eco tank 2803 . I just ordered some 100%cotton canvas sheets but I haven’t tried it yet. I’ve been basically just getting acquainted with my printer. I started
This following someone doing transfer of photos onto canvases. So many different ways to do this and on various materials. I am Also Painting. I started
Years ago but dropped it when I started
Working. Now I don’t work so I decided
To take it up again.
Is there a laptop you recommend that works well for
Photographs and mix
Media?
Sorry to tell you this, but the printer you have is not archival. It does not use pigment based ink. It’s really important to have a pigment based ink printer if you don’t want the prints fading over time. Watch this video to learn more ruclips.net/video/bt3HLLTG-wc/видео.htmlsi=pybRNgLJ8Qj7d26E
As for laptops, I don’t have any particular suggestions. I personally like Macs. But you could use any laptop to edit photos with. When you’re making prints, you really need Photoshop, though. have you watched my playlist on how to make art prints? It shows you how to color match and everything.
thanks for the printing tips
so how long does it take to print a 17" x 22" sheet?
you may want to try putting weights on the paper when storing them to prevent it from "buckling" up....
Hello and thank you for a nice video. Please tell me, when you want to make prints on paper sheets, is it possible to print such prints on your big plotter or do you have a special smaller printer for those smaller sizes of paper? Thanks.
You need to open the boxes and show us the paper, wave it around, hold it up to the light. It's a video after all
You really wouldn't be able to tell much by seeing the paper in the video, it would just look really white. You would need to feel it to be able to detect the comparable weight between products. Now if there were texture on the paper I wouldn't shown it in the video, but all papers I reviewed here are smooth.
@@KrystleColeArt Hearing the noise it makes when waved, seeing the reflection when light shines on it, the thickness in side profile and the noise from skin touching it tells you a lot
@@SadbhWpfft… all unreliable data from a video view… you can just look up the paper details yourself with the name she provided and if your competent, that’s all you need…