Epson Paper Acronyms
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I’m not sure how many times I’ve had to look up these Epson paper acronyms, so I’m posting them here where I can find them! Please feel free to add a comment about any I’ve missed.
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Wow, this a very helpful list. Thank you.
I tried printing a color image on
Ultra Premium Presentation Matte paper using both the EMP and the ARMP profiles, but the result was way off…looked like too much ink, because lots of bleeding. I have the Epson 3800. Could be something I’m doing wrong?
Judy, There are about 20 settings that you have to make correctly to print using Photoshop and the Epson Driver. It’s pretty ridiculous that it’s so complicated, the defaults are so bad, and the documentation is absent. Getting a Photo Rip might help. If your on a Mac, BlueCubit will have a cool new version of their ImageNest Photo Rip out in late Feb. I saw it the other day, and it’s a real nice way to bypass Photoshop and Lightroom entirely.
You might also like the Epson Print Academy if you have the opportunity.