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Canon GP201 Glossy Photo Paper for Bubble Jet Color Printers 20 Sheets

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Manufacturer: Canon USA Inc.
Model: 1026A017
Binding: Office Product
Publisher: Canon USA Inc.
Label: Canon USA Inc.

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Features for Canon GP201 Glossy Photo Paper for Bubble Jet Color Printers 20 Sheets :

Top-quality paper, glossy finish
20 sheets per package
Convenient 8.5-by-11-inch size
Create vibrant lifelike color images
Personalize your photos, create fun projects

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Canon is a leader in professional business and consumer imaging equipment and information systems. Its extensive product line and digital solutions enable businesses and consumers worldwide to capture, store, and distribute information. Whatever the product, Canon?s emphasis on quality as well as original technologies has earned the trust of customers around the world.
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BEST PAPER TO USE WITH CANON PRINTERS

2004-04-04
I print many photos. I have been using Canon printers for this job for 2 years now. I have tried other papers with the printers and most do a okay job. But I do notice a difference in quaility when closely looked at with the Canon Pro paper. I print a lot of 8 X 10"s. And the Canon Pro Glossy just really jumps out at you. If you were going to print a bunch of wallet size photos you can probably save a couple cents by using the cheaper no name paper. I have even scanned a bunch of B&W snapshots that my father took during WWII and enlarged them and printed them on the Canon paper. They all looked great.