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The shipping expenses was very expensive.Regards,Carlos Peñaloza The product was so small but the package was so big. Dear Amazon:I didn't like how was packaging. It was so big and so expensive.
I was surprised, that my pictures looked better on this paper, than when I used to send film out to Kodak for development.
Would definitely buy more. Is great for holding the picture when it first comes out of the printer and it's still wet. Very nice quality paper. Has an extra half inch in length that is not printed on and is perforated so it can be removed after the picture is dry.
A commercial printing service ruined several photos from an overcast day at the ocean by introducing such artifacts, so I decided to take control over my own photos.The 8450xi printing on this paper gives me total control of my photos and amazing results. If you're just looking to print snapshots and you don't really care about the quality, this isn't the paper for you. Photo labs require that the pictures be saved in JPEG, which can introduce artifacts, even at the highest quality setting.
Also, don't use it in your older HP printer. You're probably better off using a printing service, or buying cheap photo paper. (The box specifically lists the Photosmart 100, 130, 230, 1000, 1100, 1115,1215, 1218, or 1315 and HP Deskjet 950 series as printers that are not compatible with this paper).If you have one of the HP printers that this is designed for and you want professional-looking, long lasting photos, you can't beat this paper.
I have an HP 8450xi printer and I've been stunned by the results that I can get with this paper.I bought the printer because I shoot all of my photos in RAW format and save edited versions in lossless formats. If you have a Canon printer, buy Canon paper. Because of the cost, I save this paper for the photos that really matter and print the rest of them at Snapfish.
This is especially a problem with subtle shading, like cloudy gray skies. When printed at the maximum DPI quality setting, the details are stunning- the sharpest photos that I've ever seen.Photo paper is specific to manufacturer, so don't use this paper in your Canon or Epson printer like another reviewer did- you'll probably be disappointed by the results.
I have had very good luck with Canon paper. I laid anothe picture on top of one done 5 minutes earlier, and they stuck together. I was terribly disappointed in this product which I bought for use in my Canon Pixma iP6000D printer. The image is grainy and, if you touch the photo within 5 minutes, you will leave marks.
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