Canon PP-201 Glossy II Photo Paper Plus 4x6" (50 Sheets) - Ideal for Photo Printing, High-Gloss Finish - Durable Prints, Instant Touch-Dry - Compatible with Canon Inkjet Printers

Thickness of product and value for money.

Great photo paper for home printing. I use it with an original Canon printer and the results are very satisfying for personal photo albums. Good colour reproduction and a nice glossy finish – dependable quality for everyday use.

Paper for making professional looking photo prints with a Canon printer. High gloss finish and deep strong colours. Ideal for printing photos at home.

I hate being ripped off, especially for "official" ink and paper for printers. I don't buy official Canon ink, but I did decide to finally try out some official Canon Photo Glossy II paper. I thought it would be nice to try out precut 6x4s, despite that my camera shoots 4:3 ratio. Something about that old size that is nostalgic with the "old days" of film and lovely glossy photos on real paper you can hold. Well, I saw the good reviews this got and didn't think it was that expensive for the proper Canon stuff. I love the fact you do not have to faff with cutting the paper to size. I am using these with a Canon MP640. I literally added the photo paper into the rear tray, printed a photo I liked and went into printer properties to set it to the profile that matches it. In this case it has a profile called Photo Paper Glossy II and that was that. I selected best quality and a few minutes later I had a lovely glossy print that looks ace. I have to say, for me personally, on my non calibrated average monitor the colours on the screen totally matched the print out with no issues what so ever. No colour casts or brightness/contrast tweaks required. Literally just worked, perfectly. I might try some 4:3 ratio paper next or start shooting 3:2 all the time! :o)

As described, ice prints using cannon pix a and canon ink

I have always used Canon printers, and recently bought an IX6550 to relace a worn out IP one. Having the ability to print A3+ prints is a different ball game, in that you need to be rather fussier with the choice of papers. I decided to go with Canon papers, having previously used Kodak, and initial tests with GP papers (A4) gave good results, although slightly biased towards red. I got these A3 papers and then compared an A4 "GP print" to an A3 one on this PP paper, there is no camparison at all! The colour rendition is perfect, and the detail available is much more clearly defined. The results were so good that I promptly framed it and hung it on the wall, where it gets many admiring comments, not alas for my photographic skills but for the amazing colours and vibrance. This paper is obviously "tuned" to the type of inks used in the larger format printers, (and probably more modern A4 ones as well), I can see that the difference in quality in "PP" papers is well worth the extra expenditure over slightly cheaper Canon ones like the "GP" range, and the print results on the "GP" papers is dead equal to the Kodak ones. I for one will not be using any other paper type in future, unless I try the even dearer Platinum range to see if there is any difference. You spend a fortune on your cameras and lenses, don't ruin the results with cheap printer paper! The only problem can be with the cost, be careful as the P&P may well be very expensive, (paper is heavy), and some of Amazon's partners overcharge even the paper price, let alone the P&P, try the Canon UK webite for a comparison.

I'd been a little hesitant to purchase this paper as it's not cheap when considering some of the alternatives (less-known brands) available on amazon. The course I'm studying at university demands frequent prints and print shops are ridiculously expensive so I decided to take a chance as printing from home is always going to be cheaper, but I also needed the promised quality the other reviewers spoke of - I'm so glad I went with it! I'd ordered the paper Friday 11am and it arrived Saturday 10am! The pages I have printed simply glorify the image, colours appear vibrant where other paper would dull them or throw them into ridiculous levels of contrast whilst simultaneously not binding properly with the ink (I had encountered this problem with the Kodak glossy paper but this could be due to the fact that I use a Canon printer - Pixma iX6550 - and Canon ink.) It feels like a 'professional' print though not as pricey - printing shops in London would charge me on avg. £10/page for the same quality! I'm so excited to have come across it and I'd definitely recommend it. Having said all the above, and following further research, this paper costs either as much as the generally known brands, if not less.

Got on offer and did the job

Format 10 x 15 cm satiné , beaux coloris

Utilizzo solo carte Canon e anche queste sono sempre ottime

Perfekt!

Snel geleverd. Foto’s geprint zien er heel mooi uit. Zeer tevreden.

La carta perfetta per avere delle foto fantastiche a casa, non so come possa stampare con altre marche ma avendo una Canon sono andata sul sicuro infatti le foto hanno una qualità straordinaria, unica cosa che posso aggiungere se volete stampare su questa carta come dal fotografo è quella di usare anche le cartucce originali, in questo caso il risparmio è poco ma la qualità cambia totalmente