Canon Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss, 4 x 6 Inches, 50 Sheets (1686B014)

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I use this paper for my Canon Pro-100 dedicated photo printer. I highly prefer Canon's Luster line of paper, which is a Matte like paper with a gentle sheen. Definitely not glossy, like you see in generic 4x6 prints from the photomat. This paper is a semi-gloss, which comes very close to resembling that luster-matte style I prefer. Borderless prints come out perfect with these.The paper itself is subtly thick, quality photo paper. It's not cardstock, but it's definitely better than any flimsy prints you might get at your drugstore. It has the Canon logo in repeated very light gray on the back, inspiring confidence in the prints.The quality of the prints is vey good, and I've never been disappointed with the output. 5x7 is the perfect size for smaller size prints, without being tiny 4x6. At 20 per pack of these, I regularly reorder from Amazon as I need to restock my supplies. I generally use them in 1-4 prints at a time. The price is fair, but if you insist on comparing them on a per-print cost basis to an online vender, you're missing the point. This is about select, quality convenience on your home photo printer. It isn't about printing 100 photos from vacation on 4x6 and stashing away.I highly recommend these for good quality, general portfolio style prints.

Photos turned out great, I like the semi-gloss finish.

Works very well with my Canon photo printer. I will certainly buy it again.

Sure, there are cheaper papers out there, jus as you can buy knock-off refurb ink. My experience with the refurb ink has led me to always buy genuine Canon, as it never clogs or smears. And the cheaper paper? Well, it's cheap: thinner, doesn't hold the ink as well, and tends to smear. With my Canon Pro-1 printer, I print a lot of 13x19 prints. This paper has been excellent, producing vibrant, sharp images with not a hint of ink smear, and no fading over the months I've left prints out. The cost-per-page is not too bad, really, and since I have yet to waste a single page (wish I could say that for the cheaper paper!) I actually find this paper a bargain in the larger 50-sheet boxes.If you want to print this large, and have a high-quality printer like the Pro-1, don't cheap out on the paper. It's simply a false bargain. I have many sizes of this Canon Photo Paper Plus, and none have ever disappointed. Highly recommended!