Canon Glossy 8 1/2 x 11 Inch Photo Paper 100 Sheets (0775B024)

The product was excellent, however, the way it was packaged wasn't. I kept it even though the corner of the container was a little crushed and bent because I had a project which needed to be done immediately. Unfortunately, it's photo paper and the bend does not come out. I would order again with specific instruction on how Amazon should package. I did write to their customer service but got a 'pat' reply saying they would do better in the future.

So, the product is excellent, beware of packaging and how it arrives in shipment.

Canon Glossy 8 1/2 x 11 Inch Photo Paper 100 Sheets (0775B024)

Moderately priced, thinner than Epson photo paper which is not a negative just an observation, overall satisfied with product & would recommend to others.

I have a Dell All-in-One printer and found this photo paper works well with it. I would print two sheets and enclosed both in a clear plastic sheath to be put in a binder. I hope this is an OK way to store photos; otherwise, I'd have to reprint from my files. I just wished that the colors were more vibrant.

This paper surprised me a bit, but i love it. Back in the days of film you could buy double or single weight glossy paper. This was before the days of resin coated paper. I used to love the look and feel of single weight glossy kodabrome. This awesome new paper from canon really reminds me of that. I like it for industrial photography styles and even for text and photo combined pages. It's also great for graphics and maps. The greatest part about it is it's cheap enough and good enough for real proofs. Love it.

The mat paper prints extremely nicely, this glossy paper doesn't print quite as well and it's really thin (not much thicker than standard 20# paper, but glossy). I prefer a sturdier paper as this creases too easily when handling it (to trim photos). I think it's worth spending a little more and getting a paper that is more like commercial processed photos.

Perhaps it said so clearly, but I didn't happen to notice that this paper is VERY VERY thin, as compared to the other "flavors" of Canon paper, which comes in packs of 10, 15, or 20 sheets. For my purposes, paper this thin (even if it prints well, which this does) is completely useless.

This is a reasonably priced product that produces very good photos. I am happy with it, and it's a lot less expensive than buying smaller packs. I found that Canon photo papers work best with Canon printers, so I don't buy other brands anymore.

I use this in conjunction with my Pixma MP950 printer to get consistantly fantastic results.