"Media Type" for Epson Hot Press Papers with r2880

<p>Using Photoshop CS5, what "Media Type" should I select using an Epson r2880 to print with Epson Hot Press Natural and Hot Press Bright papers? </p>

<p>I haven't used this paper for a while and can't remember whether to use one of the matte paper or fine art settings. I've tried an Internet search but I can't seem to find the answer.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for your assistance.</p>

<p> --Jim</p>

Quick Google search:

 

http://www.ronmartblog.com/2011/02/epson-hot-and-cold-press-papers-review.html

 

Includes media setting comments

<p>Matt,</p>

<p>Thanks for the quick response. Ultra Smooth Fine Art it is. And a nice explanation that the media type is determined by paper thickness.</p>

<p>Thanks again. Now I can print.</p>

<p> --Jim Rock</p>

<p>I'd have checked my own stash of Epson paper stock (they include an information sheet in every box, and it tells you this information), but I was away from printing workspace when I commented. I use Epson's Cold Press Bright in my 3880 for certain prints - it's really beautiful.</p>

<p>Matt,</p>

<p>You are correct. I just looked at the information sheet again and it gives the media type. I missed it when I looked at it earlier this evening.</p>

<p>Still, it would be nice for Epson to include this information on their website with their profiles (maybe it's there and I didn't see it). Moab makes it very clear as which media type you use with all their papers.</p>

<p>Thanks again. Just looked at your portfolio. Some nice pix. Especially liked "Waiting" and "Weimaraner, Muddy Nose."</p>

<p> --Jim Rock</p>

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