i use a Canon photo printer and based upon all of the reviews that I have
read it is generally suggested that you stick with the same brand of
photo paper as your printer. As an experiment and because of the low
price I decided to try the Burlington Glossy Photo Paper. The
appropriate paper settings are included in the box for your brand of
printer. I followed them and found that I got prints that were as good
as on the Canon Glossy paper. The paper is a little on the thin side but
about the same as the Canon Glossy paper. Canon Glossy Plus and Pro
paper are thicker. As an everyday paper I was really happy and surprised
with the results of this paper.
I don't claim to be an expert on photo paper quality, but have used
Printworks and it seems very acceptable. I would definitely buy again.
excellent photo paper giving the best color and slick reproduction I
have ever used, and I have tried many different ones. Never can find
this paper in my local stores so glad to find it at amazon.
Used this photo paper for an important set of portraits of my son who passed away in November. The family lover the photos.
Prinworks photo paper, both glossy and satin gloss, is a true bargain.
The price is right and the product gives a true quality photo print. I
also use this paper for greeting cards.
I don't claim to be an expert on photo paper quality, but have used
Printworks and it seems very acceptable. I would definitely buy again.
I love this paper. After trying MANY others, and spending a LOT of
money, I found this rather inexpensive paper to be of great quality.
It's glossy, but not too glossy, durable and my prints look just like
they did on the screen before I printed them.
I wrote a review on this paper and liked it very much. On more detailed
side by side comparison with Canon Glossy Paper, the Burlington paper
has a blue cast to the images. It is OK for casual printing but I would
stay with my printer's brand paper for more critical work. The printer
options are more precisely balanced for their paper type.
I use a Canon photo printer and based upon all of the reviews that I
have read it is generally suggested that you stick with the same brand
of photo paper as your printer. As an experiment and because of the low
price I decided to try the Burlington Glossy Photo Paper. The
appropriate paper settings are included in the box for your brand of
printer. I followed them and found that I got prints that were as good
as on the Canon Glossy paper. The paper is a little on the thin side but
about the same as the Canon Glossy paper. Canon Glossy Plus and Pro
paper are thicker. As an everyday paper I was really happy and surprised
with the results of this paper.
I love this paper. After trying MANY others, and spending a LOT of
money, I found this rather inexpensive paper to be of great quality.
It's glossy, but not too glossy, durable and my prints look just like
they did on the screen before I printed them.
excellent photo paper giving the best color and slick reproduction I
have ever used, and I have tried many different ones. Never can find
this paper in my local stores so glad to find it at amazon.
Prinworks photo paper, both glossy and satin gloss, is a true bargain.
The price is right and the product gives a true quality photo print. I
also use this paper for greeting cards.
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