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With a recent Granddaughter in the family, I needed to get some more paper. With my Canon printer, I only ever use genuine cartridges, and with it, genuine Canon photo paper. Although thoroughly recommended, Canon have pulled a fast one here. It's rated at 200gsm. That's the weight of 1 sheet per square metre.( I used to be in the printing industry, that's how paper weight is measured). However, my old pack is 210gsm. The difference may not seem much, but the thickness is quite noticeable. As it happens, all the photos I print are going into an album anyway, so not a problem for me, but an observation nonetheless. On a positive, the new paper does look a little 'whiter' so will give a better colour balance.
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I've used hp advance for years and always been great quality. Glossy, etc but new printer is Canon and was given a sample of their new glossy photo 2 which was decent. I bought this photo paper thinking there would be not much difference but wow was that wrong...gloss was nowhere near the quality of the photo paper 2 but considering the hp advance I was using was around 10 years old I'd say it's a no brainer the hp wins. The quality, gloss thickness is just unbeatable.
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My first Dell printer was £35, but the sting is in the ink refills. The Dell would not recognise compatible inks. The next printer was an Epson (£49) that was OK for a while, but I became convinced these low priced printers, apart from the ink prices also had a life built in as after a couple of years the Epson printer would not recognise genuine Epson inks. My next printer was a HP model bought from Argos that my pc would not load its own CD software. I am now using a Canon again from Argos and admittedly the inks are not cheap but the features and quality are better than experienced. I only purchase genuine Canon inks and am repaid in quality and longevity. I also only purchase Canon photo paper. The printer loves it and the finished result is always very satisfactory. Most of us try cheaper alternatives as I have, but for me, genuine is always best. Read full review
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I bought this paper to print off some photographs and have to say that the results were very impressive. I could not tell the difference between those i printed and those that were done in a high street outlet. I did use a Canon MG7750 printer so i don't know if that makes any difference to the outcome, but i would definitely recommend it to anyone and buy again.
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The cheapest genuine Canon photo paper I could find at the time, other photo papers do not always feed into my Canon printer correctly.
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