Photo paper
Jun 28, 2012 10:52:03 #
mwh2385
Loc: Fairfield Glade, Tennessee
Go to Costco and get their Kirkland Photo paper. It is the best price and best quality I have ever seen.
MH
MH
Jun 28, 2012 16:25:26 #
I recommend using the paper recommended by the manufacturer of your printer. I have an Epson printer and stricly use Epson paper and ink with excellent results.
Jun 28, 2012 20:16:29 #
rebride wrote:
Which Hp printer do you use?
John345 wrote:
Right now I use Fugi Film premium plus pro. glossy and i love it. I Bought 5 Packages for $4 ea. at a discount store. Reg. price is $20 for 20 shts.Now im spoiled. Thanks Everyone.
Which Hp printer do you use?
Hp photosmart 7560
Jun 28, 2012 21:20:28 #
John345 wrote:
Hp photosmart 7560
rebride wrote:
Which Hp printer do you use?
John345 wrote:
Right now I use Fugi Film premium plus pro. glossy and i love it. I Bought 5 Packages for $4 ea. at a discount store. Reg. price is $20 for 20 shts.Now im spoiled. Thanks Everyone.
Which Hp printer do you use?
Hp photosmart 7560
I have the 7360.
Think I'll try me some Fuji premium.
Jun 30, 2012 11:13:42 #
MMC wrote:
THank you for your reply.
I hava a Canon Pro 9500 Mark II, and a Canon i9100, both print up to 13" x 19" boarderless.
Mike[/quote][/quote]
How do you like your 9500?
Jun 30, 2012 12:16:07 #
Jun 30, 2012 12:58:25 #
ahanonymous wrote:
Kodak glossy or Epson Velvet depending on subject matter.
I never heard of velvet paper. Is is actually velvet glued to paper or is it just some kind of texture that is applied to the paper in the manufacturing process, ala vinyl flooring, or...???
Jun 30, 2012 13:43:45 #
Since my printer is a Canon, I use mostly Canon Plus Glossy ll, or Hp Advanced Glossy. Both produce about equally good results, with my iX6520 Canon printer.
I bought some Canon Matte paper but have yet to try it, so can't comment on the quality, or dis-quality of that. :)
I bought some Canon Matte paper but have yet to try it, so can't comment on the quality, or dis-quality of that. :)
Jun 30, 2012 13:54:23 #
planepics wrote:
I never heard of velvet paper. Is is actually velvet glued to paper or is it just some kind of texture that is applied to the paper in the manufacturing process, ala vinyl flooring, or...???
ahanonymous wrote:
Kodak glossy or Epson Velvet depending on subject matter.
I never heard of velvet paper. Is is actually velvet glued to paper or is it just some kind of texture that is applied to the paper in the manufacturing process, ala vinyl flooring, or...???
Epson Velvet paper has a beautiful surface for fine art photographs. You can find more information here....
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductMediaSpec.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=Overview&oid=-9824&category=Paper+%26+Media
Jun 30, 2012 15:35:52 #
leroynunn wrote:
How do you like your 9500?
I love it....;0) Uses 10 color tanks.
Mike
Jun 30, 2012 17:03:41 #
billybob40 wrote:
I love the road life. i been all over the USA, I wish I was into photography at that time in my life. The reason I started a event photo booth is to get me on the road again (a little). I'll be 72 next month doing what young man wouldn't do. I set up a 20x20 EZ up tent, PC and two printers, and over 200 costumes.
I have thought about doing something along this line as I am about to "Retire" from my "Job".... Now I am 67 and want to do something I want to do... I have put together a portable Portrait studio so I can move around. The studio equipment is AC and Battery powered. The printers and computer need AC connections. If I can ask what do you charge the customer for the photo(s) when done?
Jul 1, 2012 06:13:06 #
renomike wrote:
I love it....;0) Uses 10 color tanks.
Mike
leroynunn wrote:
How do you like your 9500?
I love it....;0) Uses 10 color tanks.
Mike
I bought a Canon Pro 9500 Mark II with 9 tanks. It prints out great pictures. I thought with 9 tanks you wouldn't run out of ink all that fast and it wouldn't be that expensive. . .WRONG! It runs out more often than I would like. I buy only Canon Ink and I buy the Value Pack through Amazon. I, at least, save on the sales tax.
As an experiment, I bought Staples, 13x19 Supreme, double-sided matt. Printed a stitched together mountain scene and it came out pretty nice. I wasn't happy with the photo in the first place. Like I said. . .experiment. But everything printed out very well.
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