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I've got a Canon Pixma iP4300, local camera shop only has Jessops matte paper. They have a recommended paper type for Canon (high quality photo paper?). Is this paper decent enough to use?
Does anyone use Jessops paper with Canon printers?
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Could be, I've tried some really cheap stuff just for "cheap thrills" and it's not been bad at all.. I have the same printer and have tried the costco stuff, which people say may well be top stuff relabelled. I figured i'd try some cheapos out to find out how true that could be, and so far the results haven't been that bad. I used a bunch of non canon brands for my carry around "portfolio" and it's fine.
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Ilford Printasia is what you want - LINK
Argos USED TO sell it buy one get one free
You wont tell the difference between this and Canon 101 gloss
Its great stuff
If you only want MATT then use Canon or try a 4x6 pack of Epson - cheap ones are rubbish for colour and B&W
Fuji is another good paper to use with your printer
Used on pixma ip5000 & i9950 with third party inks
Argos USED TO sell it buy one get one free
You wont tell the difference between this and Canon 101 gloss
Its great stuff
If you only want MATT then use Canon or try a 4x6 pack of Epson - cheap ones are rubbish for colour and B&W
Fuji is another good paper to use with your printer
Used on pixma ip5000 & i9950 with third party inks
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Never tried 3rd party inks.. got my last set of originals for 38 though 