| Brand: | Canon |
| Model Number: | 2311B018 |
| Number of Items: | 1 |
| Size: | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | CAPP2015X7 |
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Canon PP-201 photo paper 13 x 18 cm 20 sheets
High-quality glossy photo paper for photo prints in long-lasting, vibrant colours. Ideal for printing digital photos or reproducing photos.
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Canon Photo paper BJ Media PP-201 : A4, 20 sheets, 5*7 (2311B018)
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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Having had some VERY bad experiences trying to order discounted Canon photo papers recently through third party sellers, I gave up and paid the full retail amount through Amazon. However even paying their non-discount rate, this 20-sheet box of paper gives you prints at less than 37 pence each (EDIT: checked prices on 15/07/11, Amazon price has now dropped to 30p per sheet).
This paper - PP201 - is sized at 130x180mm, or 5x7". It's a bit bigger than the rather measly standard snapshot size that you'd have at one time got back from a high street film developers. It has a highly glossy finish, and is quite nicely weighted at 260g/m^2. Canon give it a 5 star rating but don't really explain what that means. It is of course fully ChromaLife100 compatible, and the recommendation is that you leave prints to fully dry for 24hrs once printed.
I use the paper with a Canon PIXMA iP4700 colour printer. I ONLY use original Canon inks, and I ONLY use papers for which a compatible ICC profile is available. For most Canon printers the ICC profile you would select for this specific paper is one of GL1, GL2, or GL3 (with 1 being the highest quality print, 3 the lowest).
Ensuring original inks and papers are used means that you print what you see on the screen. Assuming of course that your monitor is properly calibrated - if you have no idea what any of this means or why it is important for photo printing, then google "colour management print work-flow", or read the slightly outdated but still relevant Color Management for Photographers (also reviewed).
For showing off great photos I use Canon's A4 sized Pro II paper, but for printing off snaps for friends and making triptychs, the 5x7" Pro Glossy II is ideal. Very pleased with this product and I certainly won't go cheaper!
This paper - PP201 - is sized at 130x180mm, or 5x7". It's a bit bigger than the rather measly standard snapshot size that you'd have at one time got back from a high street film developers. It has a highly glossy finish, and is quite nicely weighted at 260g/m^2. Canon give it a 5 star rating but don't really explain what that means. It is of course fully ChromaLife100 compatible, and the recommendation is that you leave prints to fully dry for 24hrs once printed.
I use the paper with a Canon PIXMA iP4700 colour printer. I ONLY use original Canon inks, and I ONLY use papers for which a compatible ICC profile is available. For most Canon printers the ICC profile you would select for this specific paper is one of GL1, GL2, or GL3 (with 1 being the highest quality print, 3 the lowest).
Ensuring original inks and papers are used means that you print what you see on the screen. Assuming of course that your monitor is properly calibrated - if you have no idea what any of this means or why it is important for photo printing, then google "colour management print work-flow", or read the slightly outdated but still relevant Color Management for Photographers (also reviewed).
For showing off great photos I use Canon's A4 sized Pro II paper, but for printing off snaps for friends and making triptychs, the 5x7" Pro Glossy II is ideal. Very pleased with this product and I certainly won't go cheaper!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
When used in my MP560 printer the quality of the prints are every bit as good as you would get from a high street digital print outlet. The only other paper i have come across that give similar results is Epson,s gloss print 6x4's. I think in the case of paper it pays to buy the same brand as your printer for the best results.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
The sheet size governed the purchase of this pack since I tend to print 5x7 format photos as opposed to the more popular 4x6. The results achieved are satisfactory and compare favourably with D & P prints obtained thru' my usual high street photo retailer who has a Fuji processing lab. in-store.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
great paper
bought for my Canon PIXMA iX6550 A3+ Colour Photo Printer have great results perfect paper no bleeding photo lab quality prints at home. don't feel the photos will fade over time
Published 4 months ago by Mr T
Great paper
Excellent photo paper, get the best from your canon printer by using original canon paper. I didn't think it would make that much of a difference but it does, so much sharper than... Read more
Published 6 months ago by K. Johnston
Canon Photo Paper
Following on from other reviews, if you have a canon Printer, stick with their Paper. Good results every time. I have purchased 7x5, and 10x8. excellent pictures on my Canon 8150
Published 10 months ago by B. H. J. Hatcher
Best to buy own-brand paper
My first thought when I received the e-mail asking me to review this product was, 'what's the point? Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mark Dellow
Essential for Canon Pixma all-in-one printers
I tried non Canon paper on our Canon all-in-wireless printer. All pictures looked dark. Was corrected when I used this and the 6x4 Canon paper - pictures as I'd expect them. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Stephen S
Canon Original 2311B018 PP-201 5x7 Bubble Jet Photo Paper
I have previously used this paper and am happy with the image quality produced in conjunction with my Canon iP4700 printer. Read more
Published 14 months ago by R. J. Murphy
Quality
A little on the expensive side I think, but the results are well worth it. I will not move to other photo paper now. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Ms. C. Mclaughlin
Great Paper
I purchased this paper as we like larger prints, we were not disappointed the quality was superb.
Published on 24 Nov 2009 by W. Sussex
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