Canon Everyday Use Glossy GP-501 A4

paint dries instantly

nice gloss

realistic photos

bright colors

price

Canon glossy photo paper gp-501, I have known this photo paper for a long time, I love photos on paper very much. It is very pleasant to leaf through them in the album, a certain energy comes from them. Not like an electronic photo. The packaging is dense, bright, colorful, you can't walk past this in a store)) there are two packs of 50 sheets of nice glossy paper in the box. Ideal for printing digital photos that can be gifted and sent to family, friends and acquaintances. format: 10x15 cm;

Excellent paper quality, the colors lay down evenly, dry instantly, the paints on the photo last for a long time, do not fade and do not transform. The photos are very realistic.

The downside of this product may be the price

Excellent quality.

Expensive.

The quality suits, it costs its money.

I have been using it constantly for a year now, the paper is of very high quality - truly white, has no sawdust and relief, is very smooth and the printer chews it up much less than cheaper counterparts from little-known manufacturers, at least it seemed to me so. But there are only 100 sheets in a pack, for some reason they don't make large packages, but oh well. The quality corresponds to the price one hundred percent, I think so.

Quality photo paper from a reliable manufacturer

None.

I decided to take Canon photo paper after getting burned a couple of times on cheaper options. And, as you know, they do not save on quality. I buy it, because the colors have a very realistic rendering on this paper. The size is standard 10x15, you can print pictures, or you can even make business cards, it turns out 4 standard pieces per sheet.

Canon. This brand already speaks for itself. The paper produces beautiful, vivid photos consistently. The density and thickness are first class. I'm absolutely satisfied with everything, it's really fantastically good paper, like everything else that the brand produces. Japanese quality is not an empty phrase for me. I take pictures on Canon and print on Canon.

They are not.

Most clients like my shots on paper even more than on a monitor screen. Customers are delighted one hundred percent of the time when I give them portraits. For a pack of one hundred sheets, the price is adequate - considering how interesting photos I have as a result.