Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl 8 1/2 x 11 inch Inkjet Photo Paper, 100 Sheets (1979239)
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Customer Review: my new standard
Summary: 5 Stars
printing with a canon inkjet and love this stuff. terrific finish for portfolio or framed work with a nice weight. downloaded printer profile was spot-on for color work. black and white is still a little toned, but as close as i've found with this printer.
switching from canon semi-gloss paper to this for my bread-and-butter photo printing
Customer Review: This is the best ink jet paper I've found.
Summary: 5 Stars
I send all my digital photos through Qimage to a Canon MP830 printer loaded with this paper. I've never been disappointed with the result. This paper is simply the best I've used. It dries quickly, has good heft, and is truely white. Other papers I've tried have a definite non-white hue when placed next to the Ilford paper.Customer Review: simply the best
Summary: 5 Stars
Hands down this is the nicest photo paper I have ever printed with. It really is a nice inbetween product...not too matte not too glossy. And the thickness of the paper is very reassuring. I won't ever buy the junk they sell at Wal-mart or Office Depot again.Customer Review: BEST PHOTO PAPER ON MARKET
Summary: 5 Stars
I USED TO GET THIS PAPER FROM SAMS CLUB, THEY NO LONGER HAVE THIS PAPER I PAID UNDER $20.00 FOR IT FROM SAMS. I PAID OVER TWICE THAT AT AMAZON. SO YOU KNOW I REALLY LIKE THIS PAPER. IT IS HEAVY WEIGHT BUT NOT TOO HEAVY LIKE SOME I HAVE SEEN FROM HP.Customer Review: I Search No More
Summary: 5 Stars
On my Canon i9900 and Pixma Pro 9000 printers, the results are so uniformly excellent that I am no longer searching for a different paper. Only on pictures with bright specular reflections do I switch to a glossy surface.