paulr
19-Oct-2008, 12:12
On my old epson office printer, I used epson's "photo quality inkjet paper" for just about everything. It's an office-weight paper, very bright and smooth, single sided. Text looks great on it, and photos look decent. Accurate color and nice blacks.
It was the perfect paper for correspondence, support materials for shows, one-off portfolios to mail to people, etc. etc..
The printer driver had a preset for this paper, so there was no thinking involved to use it.
Now I have a canon printer. Their presets of course are for their own papers. I see choices like "high resolution paper," "super white paper," and "matte photo paper."
Does anyone know if one of these is similar to epson's photo quality inkjet? If not, has anyone used the epson paper in the canon printer?
Thanks!
It was the perfect paper for correspondence, support materials for shows, one-off portfolios to mail to people, etc. etc..
The printer driver had a preset for this paper, so there was no thinking involved to use it.
Now I have a canon printer. Their presets of course are for their own papers. I see choices like "high resolution paper," "super white paper," and "matte photo paper."
Does anyone know if one of these is similar to epson's photo quality inkjet? If not, has anyone used the epson paper in the canon printer?
Thanks!