I have a Canon All-in-One Photo Printer & plan on printing more photos from home (its more convenient). I am going to Sam's or Costco tomorrow to buy some photo paper, as I think I can get the best deal there. Is there a type of photo paper (brand, type) that is best or that you prefer? Do you prefer glossy or matte? Thanks.
Printing photos from home
Aug 16, 2005
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I've found that if I stick to what my printer recommends then I get better prints. I found that the Kodak photo paper in my HP Photo printer is really washed out. It was the reverse when I had a cannon printer, the HP photo paper was washed out and the Kodak had a better color. I'd recommend consulting your owners manual..... just my 2 cents.....
Cherie,
I see Kenda already made the same suggestion I was about to make--for best results, go with what the manufacturer recommends.
That said, I have tried and got good results with the "Print Works" ultra premium glossy paper. The key is to experiment with your printer/ink/paper combination.
Charlie
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