in a wide format. My results are >stunning with Epson Premium Glossy. >>Cheap paper == bad results So do I, along with a an R800 now and your statement is not always true. The Epson Glossy Photo Paper sold in a 100 pack at Costco yields quite good...

Canon i550 printer, which works great with plain paper. Prints on the Canon photo paper (samples were included with printer) are incredible. However, I was using a generic brand glossy paper with my older HP 722, and had good photo results. This paper,...

difference when buying 100 packs of Epson 4x6" Premium Glossy Photo Paper at $9.73 (www.shopper.com lowest price) = 7,13 or 5 packs = 700, 1300, 500 4x6" pieces of EPPG Paper = 29,54 or 20 equivalent rolls of 24 frames of 35mm film prints. When you...

read where you >>>have to feed it expensive photo paper for good results. Canon i9900 is a good printer. There are in fact many good photo paper to choose from. Have you looked into Costco's Kirkland brand glossy photo paper? That's one excellent paper...

paper. >>>> Any way to make sure this doesn't happen again? >>>> Printer is a Canon i965. Glossy photo paper. >>Is that Cannon photo glossy paper? Nope - just some leftover stuff I had. This morning it seems quite a bit more permanent, although...

paper feed. I use the cassette for business documents and the top autosheet feeder for photos. The Epson competitive model is the R300. It does not have dual paper feed. Also the IP4000 can print full duplex. This is very handy for business documents...

but the moment I tried various types of glossy photo paper, the images turned out MUCH too red. They were unusable. Why is that? Does it have something to do with scanning? But then why are the paper images fine in color, but nothing on photo paper?....

printer) and have had beautiful results >with Costco Kirkland photo glossy paper, 125 sheets @ $19. Epson glossy>photo paper does well with canon inks as well > While Canon Tech support claims that Canon Photo Paper Pro is superior they too told...

Costco store near San Francisco used to sell Epson glossy photo paper>and Kodak paper. They dropped the Epson paper from their bay area stores >and now carry Kirkland Glossy photo paper and still have Kodak paper. The >Epson paper worked extremely...

airflow. All of my test prints were printed on Illford Premium Glossy and printed with OEM ink @ 8x10". (except of course the dye-subs which are proprietary Olympus Paper). All the "stacked/shelved" prints had seperator sheets of non acid tissue...