8 1/2 x 14 Photo Paper

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I used to be able to get legal size photo paper from Kodak, which I use
for printing 8 x 12 prints, but Kodak doesn't make it anymore. Can't find
it anywhere else either. Buying larger paper and cutting it down is a huge
waste of money, not to mention a paper cutter large enough to cut down
ledger to legal. I've got one package of legal size photo paper left.
After that, no more 8 x 12 prints for me unless I can find another source of
legal size paper. Anyone know of any companies that make legal size photo
paper? (And no, I hate 8 x 10 except for portraits).

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"William Oertell" <oertell_NOT@pacbell.net> writes:

> I used to be able to get legal size photo paper from Kodak, which I use
> for printing 8 x 12 prints, but Kodak doesn't make it anymore. Can't find
> it anywhere else either. Buying larger paper and cutting it down is a huge
> waste of money, not to mention a paper cutter large enough to cut down
> ledger to legal. I've got one package of legal size photo paper left.
> After that, no more 8 x 12 prints for me unless I can find another source of
> legal size paper. Anyone know of any companies that make legal size photo
> paper? (And no, I hate 8 x 10 except for portraits).

I've never seen it. However, Epson makes 8.5" roll paper, which gives
you the ability to print 8.5" x anything up to 44" prints fairly
easily. Or you can cut it down manually on a small paper cutter.
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