Canon 4x6 Glossy Photo Paper Plus, 120 Sheets (PP-101)

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	Canon 4x6 Glossy Photo Paper Plus, 120 Sheets (PP-101) Canon USA Inc. Canon USA Inc. average customer review:based on 83 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Canon Photo Paper Plus is premium quality heavyweight glossy photo paper for Bubble Jet printers.

Good Photo Paper!

Made great copies of photos that were made with a 4 Mpix cell phone Camera.

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The photo paper is very good quality. Its like you took film for
devloping at a store. I will always use this photo paper. The pictures
come out great.

Much better than non-Canon

I was using JetPrint brand paper with my Canon ip4200 printer (with Canon ink) and noticed that in darker area of the print the ink didn't flow smoothly but created a grainy texture. Using the Canon brand paper, all areas hold the ink evenly and even the color tone is much more pleasing.

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Canon 4x6 Gloss Photo Paper Plus

Good product. It's photo paper, so there's not much to write except for the fact that it works and doesn't suck.

Good quality, but prints fade faster than expected

These create really nice prints with my Canon photoprinter. Can't complain at all about how they look when new. They look like they came from a commercial service.

However, I noticed that after about 1 1/2 years of hanging up near my desk some prints started to fade. They've gotten worse in the year since then. They weren't under glass, just literally taped to a shelf. I live 3 blocks from the ocean so a lot more humid than most folks see. That may have something to do with it. Whatever the situation, I'm using Canon paper with a Canon Pixima 780 and Canon ink and they faded pretty fast. Normally I'd expect that amount of fading over decades.

Now that Costco, Wal-Mart, drugstores, etc. allow you to upload pictures and pick them up in an hour or so, I haven't printed at home. They even cost less and seem to not have fading problems. If I need instant gratification these are great, but for pictures that last I've gone back to the commercial services.

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