Comments on: Which Photo Paper Should You Use?

By: NJM

NJM — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 05:40:47 +0000

Each to their own but I sure don’t agree with the first comment. (Don’t knock it until you try it!) I bought a Canon Pixma ip5200 this past November 2006 and it is absolutely fantastic. It is very fast and prints beautiful sharp vivid photos. The program that organizes your photos and prints them (Easy Photo Print) is simple and SO easy to use. I have made many small photo albums for family members who do not use a computer and love to look at family photos. I can crop photos the way I want, zoom in on faces, adjust brightness, erase blemishes and so on. Personally, I could not be bothered fiddling with photos to disc, and then taking to a store to develop. I honestly don’t find the overall cost of printing at home very high either. And more than all of this, I enjoy my photo printing projects and am so grateful for all of the technology and products that make it possible.

By: Meg

Meg — Sun, 06 Aug 2006 19:13:43 +0000

Thanks a lot for such a nice guide on Photo papers. Though I have heard about their fancy names but I didnâ€™t know about the real differences on their types and uses. I think now, it wonâ€™t be a problem for me to select the photo papers according to my work. I hope many other people, like me, who were ignorant about this topic will definitely receive ample amount of help from this article.

By: GiantsFan

GiantsFan — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 03:45:24 +0000

I don’t believe in printing my own photos. To much room for error. With places like CostCo and Walmart offering prints for as cheap as they do why bother. Just let them do the work and I can enjoy looking at them.