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Epson’s A3 glossy photo paper is the kind of stuff you buy when you want decent colour and a “proper” photo look straight out of an inkjet—without faffing around with experiments. If you’re printing client photos, marketing leaflets that need a punchy finish, or even internal signage where glossy looks matter, 20 sheets at ~£21 ex-VAT is pretty reasonable. Glossy paper tends to look better than plain stock for skin tones and deep blacks, and Epson generally keeps the results consistent with their own ink workflows, so you’re less likely to get nasty surprises like dull blacks or patchy gloss.
That said, it’s not a great fit if you’re printing a lot of drafts, presentations, or text-heavy material where glossy is just wasted money—you’ll go through it faster and the finish can be a bit “showy” rather than professional. Also, if your printer isn’t an Epson inkjet or you’re chasing long-term durability, glossy photo paper can be more sensitive to handling and light exposure than you’d expect from everyday office papers. Overall: buy it if you’re doing real image work and care about finish; skip it if your priority is cost per page or you mostly print documents.

Canon
Canon Photo Paper Plus II PP-201 - Glossy photo paper - A4 (210 x 297 mm) - 260 g/m2 - 20 sheet(s)

Epson
Epson Media, Media, Sheet paper, Premium Semigloss Photo Paper, Graphic Arts - Photographic Paper, A3+, 250 g/m2, 20 Sheets

Canon
Canon Premium Fine Art FA-SM2 - Smooth - 16.5 mil - A2 (420 x 594 mm) - 310 g/m� - 82 lbs - 25 sheet(s) photo paper - for imagePROGRAF PRO-1000

Canon
Canon Photo Paper Pro Platinum - Photo paper - A3 (297 x 420 mm) - 300 g/m2 - 20 sheet(s)
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