What Type of Paper Should I Use to Print Digital Kits Tutorial | Nitwit Collections™ 

Thanks so much for the info! VERY helpful! Much appreciated... now off to look at your kits! Xx

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Thank you! This is the best explanation I've seen!

Thanks again for another fantastic tutorial!!

Thanks for all of the information. Helps me to know exactly what I need to do. Cheers!

This is just what I was looking for. Thank you.

This video might be old but you have solved a problem of mine. I thought I needed a new printer my prints were faded and had voids but I changed my settings to vivid and slowed the print speed and wow what a difference. Thank you soooooo much this video helped me a lot and saved me money.

Lots of helpful information! Thank you!

Thank you so much! This video was very informative and helpful! I am new to digital printing and very happy to find this video.

thank you so much for info, I really appreciate it.

Terrific video with very detailed instructions!

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Thank you so much for your tutorials or teaching whatever it is you call it I call it very informative I have many of your kits I have never been disappointed in them and I appreciate the fact that you tell us how to use your product it is very helpful I have learned a lot about how to print out igi papers because of you're teaching methods thank you very much

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Thanks so much I had been looking for paper knowledge for printing;you have explained too well🥰

Very useful & awesome video with abundant information! Thank you

I have struggled so much with printing digital kits.... this is most helpful!!!! Thank you!

I found your video by Google searching "best cardstock to use for digital paper". Although I don't have the Epson paper mentioned in the video, I have Neenah Bright White 96 64# after changing my settings in my Epson ET-3760 to the ones in your video, my print quality has improved 100%. I want to point out another setting that's not mentioned in the video. When you're in "Printing Preferences" on the "Main" screen, under "Quality" there's an option on the bottom for "more settings". A pop will show a slider that goes from speed to quality. Although I turned off "High Speed", this was set at 75% towards the quality side. I slid it all the way over to quality. I want to thank you so much for such an awesome video. I'm a new subscriber, Pinterest follower, signed up for your newsletter (thank you for the gracious coupon), and made my first order. Have a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! :)

Thank you , very very helpful !!!!

I wanted to thank you for this video. I bought an economic tank printer and was having problems getting my reds right. I used all your suggestions and what I found was they helped a lot. One thing I did find was the image I originally used was part of the problem. I am now so happy with my printed images.

This was so educational! I am very new to printing digital paper. I had so many questions and couldnt find detailed answers. Thank you so much!

thank you. You were helpful!

Thanks this is great. I have just ordered this printer - it will be so much better than having to change cartridges. I got the one without the fax but still an Ecotank looking forward to printing out my Nitwits collections :)

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have an Epson WF 7610 and love it, but do find that sometimes the colors on the printed paper do not look exactly like they do on the computer. I usually use AC cardstock to make cards, 3D svg projects... I love being able to use digital paper. I tried a test print with regular printer paper with the original settings and the ones you show in your tutorial. Quite a difference!!!! Thanks again!!

This was very helpful! I did try to find the paper you mention on Amazon in the US but didn't find it.. only Amazon UK. I'll check out different office supply stores like you mentioned. I appreciate your responses to ALL of the comments who had questions! Is very helpful. I've printed some of your collection on the Georgia Pacific papers that are "Premium Cardstock" and are 92 brightness and are 199 g/m so I think they are heavier than the 44 lb. I think they are more like 65 lb. and it prints quite well. Not quite as vivid as I'd like but I'm going to try adjusting the color settings like you showed us. My only problem with Georgia Pacific papers is that they don't cut well.. there is almost always a kind of fluffy shredded look to the edges, even when I use a brand new blade in my trimmer! I'll definitely try to find the Epson papers!

Just looked up presentation paper, unfortunately 🇨🇦Staples & 🇨🇦Wally World both only sell it online. I print most of my images out on cardstock, though most of my plain cardstock is from 🇨🇦Michael’s. Limited selection here in the big city! I don’t get the variety of print options that your printer offers, maybe because I work in/print from usually Silhouette Design Studio or Word. We have Photoshop on my Hub’s new computer-the MacPro ground to almost a halt when I put it on the computer I’m using. The hazards of using 10yo computers! I am glad I found your video, the comparisons were very enlightening. Using a HP Officejet Pro 8720 and looking for a non-HP due to their habit of recharging the ink randomly and after each print.

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I had always used Epson until recently. I had the WF as well. I even had the wide format and it worked beautifully for about 6 months. Epson was of no help in fixing all of the problems that ensued....a far cry from the customer service that had had from them in the past. I am glad that you have a great printer and I hope that it continues to produce for you. I jumped ship. I am trying out a Brother and so far so good. I still have all of my Epson products and will continue to use them. It was great company in its heyday....they just need to get back to the customer service that they once provided. But it seems to be like that with most companies these days. So sad. I really enjoyed this video though. You provided a great service. :-)

Thank you for this video. It was very informative. My go to printers have been Epson and Canon. I used to print a lot of photos and I found that they gave me the best results. I looked into buying the Epson eco tank a year or 2 ago but the 5 star reviews were only about 60 % and so I went with a canon to replace the Epson I had that wasn’t old but it was getting harder to find ink cartridges for it. I will definitely try the the Epson paper to print my digital kits

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I had a Epson and loved it. I have a Canon I got for Christmas but I still haven't really used it yet. I don't have a laptop or computer I have the iPad pro & Samsung Note 9 will my iPad work on your products to download and use? Will I need a certain app or program? Thanks I do understand a lot better than I did before. Thank you for sharing. Lorrie

This has been helpful, especially the setting tutorial. I used your kits to create mini albums and like the Georgia Pacific paper you mention below. However, the one problem I have is, what happens if the book gets wet - pages printed on inkjets have a problem with the color running - so if something is accidentally spilled on them by the recipient then they have ruined the book. I'm experimenting with spray on fixatives-I've had a recommendation of Modge Podge but that gets expensive and it's time consuming to spray every page/element. Laser printers for everyday use are pretty much out of the question for most of us due to the cost of the cartridges. What is your recommendation for this dilemma? Love digital kits, but am hesitant since so much work goes into creating an album and as previously stated, it could be so easily destroyed by fluids.

Thank you for the presentation. Which is better: inkjet or laser printer?

Thank you for this helpful video. I’m interested to know what paper you recommend for those of us who are using digitals for making journals ("junk journals"). I am using the paper you recommend for ephemera, but it is a bit too heavy for journal pages. I have used and love Red River brand matte photo paper (32 lb), but it has gotten pricey. Thank you in advance for any help on this. 🙏🤗

Great video, just a question about embellishments, I assume you print on the same paper or you print on a thicker paper than the one showed in the video?

Love your video. Question about your printer. it is no longer available on the Epson website. There is one on Amazon, but it costs over $700.00. Is there a more updated printer all in one you could recommend?

Have you looked into printers for 12 x 12? I keep look if for a wide format tank printer that will do 12 x 12 borderless.

I normally use cardstock to create mini albums and cards. What cardstock would you recommend??

Hi, I meant that the photo on the front of the Epson paper box was a river with a bridge and a castle. I tried to post a photo but couldn't find how. If you would like me to send you a sheet let me know.

Thanks so much for this video. Somehow i seem to have purchased from walmart, an hp desktop computer that doesnt appear to have a word program loaded on the computer ive never heard of that but have tried everything And cant find a way to use word. Does thatmean i have to purchase the program! Thats an expense i cant afford for sure! If anyone has any ideas for me i woould greatly appreciate it. Also i have been looking for a good printer that will give me quality digital prints. I have seriously been looking at an epson ecotank. Especially because of the ink value. Do you still, in 2019, stand by your review of the epson. Please let me know as i have searched high and low for for someone to help me with my questions and issues. Btw, love all of your digitals! 😊

So when you make a card or mini album, do you print on printer paper and glue it to cardstock?

Thank you for the video. Just what I wanted to know, except I am in the uk and I can't find any Premium Presentation paper. Only photo paper comes up in a google search. Any thoughts on what to buy here would be much appreciated.

I have both laser and inkjet what is best to print downloads

Ok thank you very much! But it’s been 3 years since you did this video. Are you still using the Epson brand? Do you still recommend it?

Hey this matte paper can be used for book making as a book cover

Is the Epson premium presentation paper photo safe?

Crucibelle I think it was printed on the wrong side. Epson paper is bright white on one side a dingy on the other.

Can I use this to do a transfer onto something other than scrap book paper? Can I transfer this to wood?

Is this a heavy weight paper that feels like say a graphic 45 paper or a simple stories paper? If this is only 44 weight that's not very heavy, is it?

Are you the guy from big like a pro?

The only difference I can see is ..one has a creamy background and the other has a bright white background????

The left paper looks yellow and the right looks white to me