High-quality photo prints require not just a good printer but the right photo paper, chosen based on the type of image and intended display, such as glossy for vivid details or matte for texture.

I reviewed Epson's Expression Photo XP-8800 to check print and scan quality and researched supply costs to find out if it's the right printer for you.

The best photo papers will breathe life into your images and make them look their best. Here are my top picks from Canon, Epson, Hahnemühle and Canson For printing photos at home, you need the best ...

Epson is known for high-quality photo printers, so when the company introduced the new Expression Photo XP-8800, I knew I had to test it out. This low-cost all-in-one solution could be ideal for ...

Knowing the different photo paper options available for these printers is what will take your prints to the next level. The Epson Ultra Premium photo paper is the top choice for professionals and ...

Premium Glossy Photo Paper, Maximum Paper Size: 215.9 x 1200 mm, Friction Paper Feed, Paper Size: Legal, Indian-Legal (215 x 345 mm), Letter, A4, 16K (195 x 270 mm), B5, A5, B6, A6, Hagaki (100 x 148 ...

A4 Plain Paper (75g/m2), 20 Sheets, Premium Glossy Photo Paper, Output Capacity: 50 Sheets, A4 Plain Paper, 20 Sheets, Premium Glossy Photo Paper, Maximum Paper Size: 8.5 x 44 inch, Print Margin: 0 mm ...

Our scanning solutions are designed to deliver image quality, reliability and ease-of-use to meet the evolving needs of today ...

After reviewing them for decades, I've concluded that the best photo printer is essentially a dogfight between two names: Canon and Epson. While there are other brands, these two are the only real ...

Leveraging an ultra-compact, space-saving design, the wireless scanners offer robust solutions for managing paper workflows. "Epson's fresh, broad portfolio offers a strong feature set that can ...