Kodak Ultima Picture Paper for Inkjet Prints

• Compatible with any inkjet printer that supports 4-by-6.5-inch media
• Ultra glossy finish
• Designed for long-lasting professional quality results
• Convenient format for traditional-looking snapshots
• 5 sheets per pack

After further review, I''ve changed my rating.

I got this sample pack of Kodak paper free when I purchased my Canon i850 (which also came with a sample pack of the Canon Photo Paper Pro).

The Kodak paper is not as good as the Photo Paper Pro. I''ve had the best success printing on it with the paper type set to Photo Paper Pro. The pictures printed on it are less glossy then those printed on the Photo Paper Pro and show banding. Also the paper seems to respond poorly to chnages in temperature and humidity.

The paper itself is 1/2" too long (4"x6.5") which can leave a white border on one end if you don''t adjust for it.

I wouldn''t buy this paper, but it''s worth getting the free package to try for yourself.

Buy Kodak Ultima Picture Paper for Inkjet Prints Now

We just purchased a new Canon printer and it came with a sample pack of Canon 4x6 photo pro paper. We were printing the same photo with different color settings to see how vivid we could make the photo and ran out of the Canon paper. So, we opened the package of Kodak 4x6 paper we purchased and the size is not even the same. Kodak 4x6 paper is actually 4x6.5

The quality of the photo compared to the other 3 we printed on the Canon paper is absolutely horrible. I belive it is b/c the paper does not absorb the ink quickly enough and beads up on the surface of the paper.

Buy Canon paper it is much better.

Read Best Reviews of Kodak Ultima Picture Paper for Inkjet Prints Here

This is top quality paper. Prints come out great using the Canon I850 Printer. The only problem is the paper is not 4 x 6. It is 4 x 6 1/2. This leaves some blank space on the end of the paper. If it wasn''t for this problem I would say this was the best paper available.

Want Kodak Ultima Picture Paper for Inkjet Prints Discount?

My Canon S750 had come with 5 sheets of Canon Photo Paper Pro, which produced excellent, borderless photos. After depleting those five, I''d purchased a 75-pack (!) of this Kodak Ultima paper -a complete mistake.

As others have indicated, the paper is not actually 4x6, which is entirely misleading. Additionally, the "gloss" on this paper is nowhere near true-photo glossiness, as Canon''s paper had been.

When these 75 are gone (ugh), I''ll stick to Canon.

I must say, I''m very frustrated with this item, to the point that I, too, am writing this review when I''m not accustomed to doing so on Amazon.com. I bought this to use with my newly purchased EPSON Stylus Photo R300 printer. This is the first printer that I bought that supports borderless printing. Excitedly, I printed out a greeting card that I had prepared yesterday to sends off to friends and relatives; much to my dismay, there was a white strip on one edge of the printout.

Determined that there was something wrong with the printer driver and/or my system (MacOSX 10.4.2 Tiger), I went on a rampant search for a fix. I tried unistalling and reinstalling the driver; tried different versions of the driver (one that came with Tiger, one that I downloaded from the Epson website, one that came with the printer); tried repairing permissions; I was this close to doing a fresh reinstall of the OS . . . at which point I had the sense to measure the paper. Lo-and-behold, the paper is NOT 4"x6" but 4"x6.5". Which explains the 0.5" white band on one edge of the printout.

Unfortunately, my printer doesn''t support this paper size, which means in order to get a true borderless printout, I need to manually trim off the 0.5in with an exacto knife -which is exactly what I could have done without buying new printer.

Kodak, listen to your customers; labeling this as a 4"x6" photo paper is deceiving. Making a 4*6.5 paper when many printers don''t support that size is just senseless.

Potential customer: do not buy this if borderless photo printing is what you want to do.