Kodak Glossy Photo Paper (8209017) Save 12% off

• Perfect for everyday photo printing.
• Instant dry.
• No smearing or smudging.
• Pack of 100 Sheets

I bought this paper to use for scrapbooking. It is fine for that purpose. I also had a few sheets of hp advanced that I used and I noticed on those sheets the colors are more vivid and it produces a more quality page. If your not picky the Kodak paper is fine. It''s only noticable if the papers are side by side. Knowing what I know now, though, I would have spent the extra money for the hp paper.

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This is a 6 mil paper and is very thin, but if you just want to print for a frame, then it is great.

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The paper is a cross between regular paper and photo paper, because it''s glossy like a photo, but thin like a piece of paper.

I like it good for scrapbooking, because it doesn''t matter how thick the photo is, just that it printed good & I like the little bit of gloss.

Plus it was a good price for all the photos that I print out for me & my kids to scrapbook.

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I make 1" buttons (badges, pins, etc.) and have never been able to find a "consumer-grade" glossy photo paper that is thin enough to work inside a button fixture until now.

This paper allows me to print high-quality designs on my inkjet with amazing clarity & color depth. The thickness is just perfect for making buttons (where regular paper was the only option before).

I use an Epson printer & Epson inks and unlike the others, have had no issues with print-quality. My advice to those individuals would be to check their paper settings when setting up their print-jobs. It should be no different than printing on any standard glossy photo paper.

I consider this paper the only solution for my purposes and will continue to recommend it to others.

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The paper bleeds the ink, and you end up with mud. The other person who in their review said it is worse than plain paper is 100% correct. Ignore anybody who says they got decent results, because the wouldn''t know decent results ...

I just got off the phone with a Kodak Customer Care Supervisor. He kept blathering on about a "compatibility issue". I kept explaining that the packaaging states "compatible with ALL inkjet printers".

I told him this is not a "compatibility issue" but rather a CREDIBILITY issue. They are knowingly marketing garbage, saying it can do something that it can''t. ... like Snake Oil. I asked if he would send me a package of "Kodak Picture Paper" to make up for my wasted money. He said no. I said "so you''re telling me tough luck" He said, "Uh-huh"

I don''t like to deal with corporate attitudes like that, so now I won''t buy the "Kodak Picture Paper" either.