Photo Paper Recommendations?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I would like to hear some comments on the quality of photo paper Staples, Office Max, and Office Depot. Any recommendations? I would like to use them with a Canon s820 printer....

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...

print on Kodak Inkjet paper. When I go in and identify any other paper type than plain I get terrible results. If I leave the paper type set on plain it seems to work fine. I have tried this with Canon's Easy Photo Print, Canon's Easy Photo Print Plus,...

refills here) > if so any web links to tests etc appreciated. > or of course personal experience. > eg calidad inks? any good? & on what photo paper?? > I'm mostly interested in Photo prints, although plain paper info would alos > be useful. >>> BTW...

Photo printer?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Which photo printer would you people recommend? TIA Dot. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Which photo printer would you people recommend? TIA Dot Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital...

me add to this: I am printing on Kodak Premium Picture Paper (high > gloss) and I intend to keep the photos in an album. > If your printer has a specific paper recommendation, it will most likely result in the longest life. Manufacturers have been able...

Pearl, but would like to expand my repertoire, esp. if it's a > not-expensive paper with a decent profile available. Epson Photo Paper 194gm/m2 weight produces excellent results - about GBP 0.15/sheet or less in the UK. Just for casual photo printing,...

Greeting Card Paper on Canon PIXMA iP3000. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Does the Canon PIXMA iP3000 handle greeting card paper? This is heavier than photo paper, so I'm not sure if the printer can feed it OK. Canon's specs don't say....

size paper that is photo quality seems non-existant in the marketplace...so... ....If you can't find photo quality legal sized paper, then purchase larger format photo sheets and cut them to legal size so that your printer can handle the width. Then...