Canon I960 and Hp Matte Photo paper. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Just recently purchased a canon I960 printer. I am interested in printing on 4x6 matte photo paper as opposed to the glossy papers. So today I purchased a package of HP...

Canon i960 vs. IP4000?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I am planning to buy a new printer for Christmas. CompUSA has a sale this week on the i960. I see that the new IP4000 is in about the same price range. Which one prints better photos?...

on Pro paper while using matte>paper setting. >> No, I get it on high gloss paper (all brands) using the Photo Paper Pro setting. Mind you, it's visible on some papers more than others. But it's even there on the suggested Canon Photo Paper Pro...

groups: comp.periphs.printers () Canon Photo Paper Pro is the best for inkjet printers; but, it is expensive. I have finally found a paper that is exactly similar in quality of photo prints to Canon's. It is Kirkland's Glossy Ink Jet Photo Paper (the...

Canon's canned profiles and custom printer/paper profiles generated using a Monaco system for the Canon printer using Canon ink and Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy. One can purchase and use higher end profiling equipment but then the profiling equipment...

comparison of glossy >photo papers indicates that Epson glossy photo paper and Costco Kirkland > glossy photo paper gave excellent results as compared to Canon Glossy Pro >paper. The best setting was "glossy photo paper" and intensity setting > of...

to use the setting for Canon Photo Paper Pro or to use another setting. If so what would be the best setting? Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () with my i960 I use "glossy photo paper," manual color setting, and usually reduce intensity to...

Canon Photo Paper Pro is the best I have used. I recently used some of Costco/Kirkland Glossy Photo. It may be made by Ilford but I am not sure. I cut the Costco paper into 2 4x6 and 1 5x8. The 4x6 cost a little over 4 cents. The Canon Photo Paper...

dry for days... > Try original Canon paper - either Photo paper pro (PR-101) or photo paper> plus glossy (PP-101). Excellent results! I printed a big batch of full colour photo Christmas cards on Kodak double sided glossy Picture Paper with no probs...

that Canon does not want to provide the user with comparitive > samples of the same photo or photos from all of their printers using >Canon Photo Paper Pro and Photo Glossy so customers can make an > informed decision. Sometimes, I think Canon is afraid...