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The people who are getting the pictures like a matte finish.

I only feature items that I love and actually use.I'm looking for help or advice on a good 13x19" photo paper to print with my Epson Artisan 1430. Note: I was not paid by Staples to endorse this item just as I am not paid to endorse anything.

Staples Photo Supreme Satin Paper, comes in packs of 50 8.5×11″ sheets at.

I really hope they don’t discontinue it because it’s a fantastic product! I can’t find this in my local Staples and have to order it online. It’s kind of like glossy taken down a notch.

Satin sheen: the photos have a matte finish with a nice sheen to them.

Heft: the paper has a nice heavy feel to it and the pictures don’t look like they were cheaply produced.

Dries fast: I can start using these photos 20 minutes after I print them (and that’s with me waiting to be on the safe side).

I don’t have to be that careful with them. No fingerprints: this is great when I’m cutting out the pictures and handling them while scrapbooking.Matte photo paper pretty much looks like a sheet of cardstock. I don’t like the glare of glossy paper and it’s too easy to fingerprint. As far as I know, Staples is the only manufacturer that offers satin paper. What if I need to print a picture now but can’t fill up an entire 8.5×11″ sheet? I save the rest of the sheet for later so there’s no waste. Printing on larger sheets lets me do cool things like photo blocks like I did in this layout or tiny photos as in this layout. Plus, I rarely print just 4×6″ photos, but when I do I can lay them out on an 8.5×11″ sheet and cut them out. I can never get 4×6″ sheets of paper to work for me. Yes, it’s the truth! You can catch up on why I print at home in this post.

I do all my photo printing at home and hinted earlier that my favorite paper is a store generic.