Paper Plan Glossy Photo Paper For Printer 8.5 x 11 x 100 Sheets
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About Paper Plan Glossy Photo Paper For Printer 8.5 x 11 x 100 Sheets
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
80% liked its long-lasting durability, but 20% found it prone to damage
I am unsure about the durability of the paper with respect to time and light exposure. I have been using Canon paper for years, which is known for its archival quality and has shown no degradation.
76% praised for its compatibility with various inks, while 24% experienced compatibility issues
I typically use Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy with my Canon inkjet printer and have compared it to the Canon product.
The ink smudged on the pages and my hands and shirt, even though it hadn't dried yet.
I experienced ink smudging on my hands while handling cards with darker colors like dark blue and black.
76% liked the smooth paper texture, but 24% preferred a more textured finish
I find the Paperplan paper to be thinner than the Canon paper, which is a negative point for me.
The paper texture is not as expected as it is as thin as computer paper.
78% praised for its vibrant print quality, while 22% noticed blurry images
The paper takes color nicely from my printer, but if the ink is not permanent, it will smear when wet.
I compared Paperplan paper to Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy and found that Paperplan paper is slightly duller overall, whereas Canon paper has slightly more brightness and dynamic range. However, the final result is subjective.
After 4 hours of printing, I still see ink smudges on the pages and on my hands and shirt.
The paper is causing the printer to jam and it seems to be slightly too wide to feed properly.
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76% appreciated the sturdy paper thickness, while 24% found it too flimsy
I compared the thickness of Paperplan paper with Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy and found that Paperplan paper is much thinner.
The paper is as thin as computer paper.
