Canon 1029A004 Photo Paper Pro for BJC-8200 (8.5"x11", 15 Sheets )

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Summary: I didn't believe it, but it's true...
Review: I was devout in my belief that I could get similar photo output from my Canon S800 with less expensive paper. I bought those big boxes of 100 sheets of Kodak's photo quality glossy from Costco. My prints were blotchy. Then I got my hands on some of Canon's Photo Paper Pro, and my pictures were magically crystal clear. The difference is amazing. I never would've thought paper would make this much difference. I've since bought Canon's 15 sheet packs multiple times. I now use the Kodak stuff for drafts or to give prints to people who don't care much about the quality of the output, while I save the Canon Photo Paper Pro for prints we want to frame.

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Summary: I didn't believe it, but it's true...
Review: I was devout in my belief that I could get similar photo output from my Canon S800 with less expensive paper. I bought those big boxes of 100 sheets of Kodak's photo quality glossy from Costco. My prints were blotchy. Then I got my hands on some of Canon's Photo Paper Pro, and my pictures were magically crystal clear. The difference is amazing. I never would've thought paper would make this much difference. I've since bought Canon's 15 sheet packs multiple times. I now use the Kodak stuff for drafts or to give prints to people who don't care much about the quality of the output, while I save the Canon Photo Paper Pro for prints we want to frame.

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Summary: Best Paper Ever
Review: I've tried many types of photographic paper in my Canon BJC-6000 and BJC-8200. This is by far the most realistic paper I've come across. I've had many people doubt that the 8X10 in their hands came off my home computer. It's that good. Also, the envelope it comes in states that it is for the BJC-8200 but I've used it in other printers with good results. At this price, what have you got to lose?!

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Summary: Great PHOTO paper
Review: Not much to say here except that this is great paper. If you can afford it, buy it. I would buy it all the time, except I think it's too expensive. But if you want the best prints for your pictures and you've used a Canon camera and a Canon printer, then you should definitely get this paper.

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Summary: Amazing results!
Review: The Canon BJC 8200 and Photo Paper Plus will give unbelievable results, better than any photo paper I have used. You won't believe it. I print my digital photos and they are as good or better than from a film camera. I have scanned and repaired old photos, and on this paper they come out perfect. My friends didn't believe that I printed the pictures myself.

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Summary: Simply the finest photo inkjet paper I have ever used
Review: This paper is astonishing. I have used it in several inkjet printers and being an amature photographer I can honestly say that I can see a difference every time on every printer.I personally own a bjc-8200 and when i scan a negative in on my epson 2450 scanner and print it out on the Photo Paper Pro that it looks better than the 4x6 lab prints I get back from my local pro shop. enough said...it's the best paper I have ever used {and I've used alot of them}..period.

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Summary: Fantastic Paper
Review: This paper produces photo quality prints whn I used it with a Canon BJC 8200 printer. The colors and detail are absolutely amazing! I don't know how long the colors are supposed to last without fading, but if they start to fade, just print a new one! At this price there is no comparison to getting prints from a photo lab. I don't think there is any comparison. The picture is very smooth, and the ink goes on flawless. Try it, you'll like it!

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Summary: Shockingly good prints
Review: Used it with my Canon i960 printer and Digital Rebel.
Prints are stunning. Couldn't ask for more. Printed the same pictures on Kodak inkjet paper, and the Canon blew the Kodak paper away.

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Summary: Shockingly good prints
Review: Used it with my Canon i960 printer and Digital Rebel.
Prints are stunning. Couldn't ask for more. Printed the same pictures on Kodak inkjet paper, and the Canon blew the Kodak paper away.