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Canon 4x6 Glossy Photo Paper Plus, 120 Sheets (PP-101) | List Price: $24.99
Discount Price: $8.99
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Brand: Canon Office Products
Binding: Office Product
Features: - For Canon printers that accept 4-by-6-inch paper
- Prints borderless photos
- Glossy finish for professional look
- 120 sheets per package
- 90-day warranty
paper that will produce professional quality photo [Posted on 2008-02-25]
I used this paper on my Canon PIXMA pro9000 printer and it gives me the professional grade photo that I could not believe.
At first, I started with HP premium glossy photo paper and I got photos that you could definitely tell they were printed at home, even with the PIMXA pro9000. I was quite dissappointed with the printer thinking that it had to do more than that for being a pro printer. Until I went to frys to picked up this paper and gave it a try. The outcome was amazing that the photos had much better resolution, vividity and smoothness. There is no difference than those from the photo labs.
Well, what I learned is that YOU NEED THE RIGHT PHOTO PAPER AND THE PRINTER in order to get the professional photo.
Much better than non-Canon [Posted on 2008-04-12]
I was using JetPrint brand paper with my Canon ip4200 printer (with Canon ink) and noticed that in darker area of the print the ink didn't flow smoothly but created a grainy texture. Using the Canon brand paper, all areas hold the ink evenly and even the color tone is much more pleasing.
Good Photo Paper! [Posted on 2008-05-04]
Made great copies of photos that were made with a 4 Mpix cell phone Camera.
Good quality, but prints fade faster than expected [Posted on 2008-06-07]
These create really nice prints with my Canon photoprinter. Can't complain at all about how they look when new. They look like they came from a commercial service.
However, I noticed that after about 1 1/2 years of hanging up near my desk some prints started to fade. They've gotten worse in the year since then. They weren't under glass, just literally taped to a shelf. I live 3 blocks from the ocean so a lot more humid than most folks see. That may have something to do with it. Whatever the situation, I'm using Canon paper with a Canon Pixima 780 and Canon ink and they faded pretty fast. Normally I'd expect that amount of fading over decades.
Now that Costco, Wal-Mart, drugstores, etc. allow you to upload pictures and pick them up in an hour or so, I haven't printed at home. They even cost less and seem to not have fading problems. If I need instant gratification these are great, but for pictures that last I've gone back to the commercial services.
Photo Paper [Posted on 2008-06-13]
The photo paper is very good quality. Its like you took film for
devloping at a store. I will always use this photo paper. The pictures
come out great.
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