I've tried Costco photo paper (returned it) and HP photo glossy (It's OK, but doesn't seem to give the same depth.)This paper produces nice photos. It's inexpensive but doesn't look or feel cheap, like some other brands I've tried. Other inexpensive paper tends to roll up around the corners, but not this paper. I use this paper with my Canon Pixma3500. The paper produces prints that look and feel like photo lab quality prints. I highly recommend this product for people with Canon printers.I found this Canon photo copy paper consistently delivering amazing copies of my pictures. The actual paper has a little more gloss than standard glossy photo paper. The thickness of the paper is ideal for keeping your photos for years to come. I highly recommend this paper, and it's competitively priced. I received five sheets with my new printer mg 2120. I liked how it printed. Bought a 100 sheets. Should last awhile! Thanks, Randy H Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II on a Canon Pixma iP4850 printer create photos of an astonishing detail and brilliance of color I've been buying this Canon Glossy photo paper for years. The results are fantastic. The price is better than the Kodak paper at Sams Club. I just upgraded my printer to a Epson 837 with a Hotzone360 CISS ink system. Now ink is almost free so I go through a lot of photo paper. I tried one "off brand" of paper and the results were terrible. I'll stick with Canon from now on. Canon's quality is not to be questioned. Don't waste time or money with other products, when this is what you want.The was no description of the weight of the paper and I find it rather flimsy. I would prefer to know what I'm buying. Using this paper on my Canon Pixma Pro9000, and the results are amazing.
I'm only rating 4-stars, because it is my first and only paper I have used so far, so I may find better out there. For this price though, I don't think I'll ever stop coming back for more!
Also, as is such with any fancy printer and photo paper, sometimes your prints may come out with funky colors and errors, but don't be discouraged; it's usually not the papers fault, but rather the printing software you're using, as well as user-made errors. I read that printing is a science and art in itself that takes time to master, and I'm finding this to be true! But 9/10 of my prints come out as perfect as they look on my screen, using just my printers software, so I'm impressed. The photo paper is nice but I'm very unhappy with this purchase. I placed the order on Sep.28th and the price was $15.56. Only 3 days after that, I found the price dropped to $10. I went to another website to check its price history and found this item has always been selling around $10. The price of $15.56 only lasted for 5 days and I happened to place order at that point. I feel cheated!!! How can amazon change the price so rashly especially for a top seller item! This is fooling customers. I strongly recommend you to check the price before purchase this item. It only worth 10 dollars.I recently bought a Canon Pixma MX882 printer after milking just as many years as I possibly could out of my old HP that I loved. I had a brief moment of panic when I used a piece of off brand photo paper that I had used with the HP in the new Canon and the results were basically awful. Luckily, the Canon came with a few sample sheets of the Canon photo paper plus glossy II and I immediately ran one of those through. The results were excellent. There evidently is something to be said for matching your paper brand with your printer brand. I also found the prices on the paper through amazon to be more than reasonable. It may not be photo-lab quality, but through glass in a frame I think you would be hard pressed to see the difference. The colors were vibrant and the contrast excellent. If you buy it I hope you are as happy with the results as I was and thanks for taking the time to read my review. My husband bought me a fancy HP printer for Christmas which came with very little photo paper. I ordered this box of 100 sheets size 4x6, high gloss. I love it! My photos print out better than they would if I had them done at the grocery store. The color doesn't smudge and comes out of the printer already dry. I highly recommend this product! I use this paper with my Canon Pixma 970 printer. With this paper my pictures have excellent color and clarity. The gloss finish is a personal taste; I like the look of the traditional glossy. It did take a little thought and configuring to set up the printer for this smaller medium, but the results are well worth the time.
Just remember to return your printer to its original settings after using the 4 x 6 paper.We got this paper to print out our wedding photos to send along with thank you cards. It exceeded our expectations. Even though we do not use a canon printer, we got fantastic results. The quality of this paper is just as good as you would get professionally. I love the photos I have printed so far. I have never seen near the same quality of print on cheaper photo paper. This is as good if not better then any One Hour Photo service uses. Tried cheaper paper and figured prints would just fade quicker. The difference in quality of the print however is like day and night.These photo papers are perfect, and put out much better photos than what I was getting with HP high-quality photo paper. I'll stick with this one. i think this is value.. 100 sheets just 6dollars.. it's cheap..~ and canon's photot paper's quality is also good.. recommand..!!!~ I'm 24. I went out and bought a fair printer for $130, the MG6120. Got this paper.. figured I'd see how OK it would look. I was completely blown away. No joke, me and my fiancé were startled how real the picture looked compared to a traditional print. I honestly will never consider "ordering" pictures again! Bought it for use with a Canon Pixma MG500 series and the pictures look like they came from the store! Worked great! Will buy more when I run out of these, just hope my ink doesn't run out too fast! Canon paper gives me best results with my Canon Pixma printer.
I have tried several other papers along with the associated printer profiles, but cannot get the colors as good as I do with Canon paper. Costco paper comes second, so I often use it for proofs and then get the final print printed on Canon paper. This is not the best quality paper Canon makes but Canon claims that the colors won't fade for 20 years, guaranteed. Given this and considering that I can't hardly see a different between the same picture printed on Plus paper vs. Canon's Platinum, I use Pus and Platinum interchangeably.
I can't verify the 20 year claim because the oldest pictures I printed on Canon's paper are not that old but my oldest pics printed on Canon Plus paper look as fresh today as they did the day I printed them. None of them were exposed to direct sunlight for any significant amount of time but some of them have been sitting in my office for that many years under constant fluorescent light (framed and under glass) and they continue to look great, 5-6 years later.
I should note that for the older photos I used the paper with a Canon photo printer loaded with Canon ink cartridges. Canon's original ink cartridges are expensive on a 'per photo' basis and the paper isn't a bargain either but I am more than pleased with the end-results.
I recently began used Canon Plus and Pro Platinum paper with Epson and HP printers and I am pleased with the results.I brought this together with my Canon printer and I printed a lot of nice pictures by using both. Very professional quality.. I'm satisfied and I would strongly recommend it. In my opinion the Canon photo glossy II paper is the only wat to go, this makes creat quality prints. If you are using a Canon photoprinter with the chromolife printer head on it this is the paper you want!!!! I immediately used this paper because I received it with my Canon Pixma MP560. Great quality paper and not bad for the price only on Amazon. Anywhere else it is not cheapI bought this bunch just so i could test out my printer's capability to print photos. Man was I happy! The paper is awesome! I used up around half of it in the first week of having bought it. And yes, my wall has photos all over it now. It was supposed to be useable in printers other than Canon. It kept getting jammed in my HP printer, so i gave it to someone with a Canon printer - for which they were very thankful. Bought this at half price from in the stores. Had Kodak and my pictures printed awful. Now I'm back to store quality prints. Nice photo paper, pictures look decent. I guess the quality will differ depending on what printer you have. I have an all-in-one wireless canon printer and pictures look great to me, but for those who have Canon photo printer - pictures may look even better.Oh, and make sure you DON'T buy Canon ink - there are plenty of sellers on Amazon who sell ink cartridges for a fraction of the original Canon ink prices. I don't see any difference at all - except in my wallet. And if you're worried that they may damage your printer - so what? Printers are so cheap (companies sell printers at a loss, but make up for it in expensive ink) - you will still save money EVEN if it breaks. This paper is flawless, doesn't smear and my pictures look great! Very happy with it and the price is great as well! :) Paired with a You normally can't go wrong with cannon products. I have many and haven't had any problems. I recommment all there products. Their Printers are great. and the result are pictures that are near if not same quality of what you would find from a Fedex Kinko's or equivalent. We tried using a Kodak Brand 4x6 photo paper and the pictures did not come out as clear, also the colors looked different.I love this photo paper and have bought many. My Canon photo printer prints great on these. I have used other photo paper and was not happy. I will continure to use this excellant product. Highly recommend.
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