Product Description

Glossy, borderless 4" x 6" photo paper / 120 sheets per pack

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #161 in Office Product
• Color: WHITE
• Brand: Canon Office Products
• Model: 7980A022
• Number of items: 120
• Dimensions: 1.40" h x 4.30" w x 6.30" l, 3.00 pounds

Features

• For Canon printers that accept 4-by-6-inch paper
• Prints borderless photos
• Glossy finish for professional look
• 120 sheets per package
• 90-day warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
With your Canon digital photo printer, digital camera, and this gorgeous paper, you may never have to use traditional photo processing again. Designed to work with any Canon printer that accepts 4-by-6-inch paper, these borderless sheets look and feel remarkably like the paper used by professional labs--or maybe even a little better. With technical details like a 92 ISO brightness, 10.5 mil thickness, and 17.91 lb. media weight, you can be sure that your prints will show off rich contrast and realistic skin tones and will never ripple or curl around the edges. Now you can have snap photos that are worthy of framing. 120 sheets are included in the packet. The manufacturer provides a 90-day warranty against defects.

Customer Reviews

Canon 4x6 Gloss Photo Paper Plus
Good product. It's photo paper, so there's not much to write except for the fact that it works and doesn't suck.

Photo Paper
The photo paper is very good quality. Its like you took film for
devloping at a store. I will always use this photo paper. The pictures
come out great.

Good quality, but prints fade faster than expected
These create really nice prints with my Canon photoprinter. Can't complain at all about how they look when new. They look like they came from a commercial service.

However, I noticed that after about 1 1/2 years of hanging up near my desk some prints started to fade. They've gotten worse in the year since then. They weren't under glass, just literally taped to a shelf. I live 3 blocks from the ocean so a lot more humid than most folks see. That may have something to do with it. Whatever the situation, I'm using Canon paper with a Canon Pixima 780 and Canon ink and they faded pretty fast. Normally I'd expect that amount of fading over decades.

Now that Costco, Wal-Mart, drugstores, etc. allow you to upload pictures and pick them up in an hour or so, I haven't printed at home. They even cost less and seem to not have fading problems. If I need instant gratification these are great, but for pictures that last I've gone back to the commercial services.