Good inexpensive photo paper

I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim

Jim,

Have you tried any computer shows in your town or nearby towns ? Last
few I've been to had all the regular papers and the new stuff out. Also
different Sams carry different items so that might be a try also.

J


Jim wrote:

I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim

Jim,

Have you tried any computer shows in your town or nearby towns ? Last
few I've been to had all the regular papers and the new stuff out. Also
different Sams carry different items so that might be a try also.

J


Jim wrote:

I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim

Jim wrote:
I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim



I really like Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss Lite.
http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ilford/smooth_gloss.html It's
looks just like the great regular version. It's only a tad less in
weight (10.4 instead of 10.8). Most important, it's almost half the price.

Clyde

Jim wrote:
I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim



I really like Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss Lite.
http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ilford/smooth_gloss.html It's
looks just like the great regular version. It's only a tad less in
weight (10.4 instead of 10.8). Most important, it's almost half the price.

Clyde

CQ Glossy Photo Paper 20 sheets 8.5x11 per package for sale $0.99 in Fry's.
It is $3.99 when it is not on sale.

Shoot picture with Fuji S7000(6M mode) and Print it with Canon i560 and the
result is astonishing!

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:36:58 -0500, "Jim" wrote:

=I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
=get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
=Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
=found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
=has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
=the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
=think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
=mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
=Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
=club under the same company as Wal Mart.
=
=I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
=bargain price.
=
=Any help would be greatly appreciated.
=
=Jim
=

CQ Glossy Photo Paper 20 sheets 8.5x11 per package for sale $0.99 in Fry's.
It is $3.99 when it is not on sale.

Shoot picture with Fuji S7000(6M mode) and Print it with Canon i560 and the
result is astonishing!

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:36:58 -0500, "Jim" wrote:

=I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where to
=get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
=Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
=found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper that
=has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
=the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I don't
=think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
=mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid at
=Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
=club under the same company as Wal Mart.
=
=I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
=bargain price.
=
=Any help would be greatly appreciated.
=
=Jim
=

Thanks for the tips. I looked at the Ilford before at Sam's but wasn't sure
if it was any good. I found 100 sheets of the Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss
Photo for $23.22 plus shipping at http://samsclub.com. Do you know if the
10.8 thickness makes any difference? I know it will work in my printer. I
think I'll give it a try. Has to better than the 200 sheets I have now that
will going in the garbage.


"Jim" wrote in message
...
I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where
to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper
that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I
don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid
at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim

That Ilford paper you described is exactly what I PREFER, to go with
my Canon i950. I pay that same price at the local Sam's without the
shipping, but with state sales tax. Hope you find it as good as I
have.

Olin McDaniel



On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 16:04:19 -0500, "Jim"
wrote:

Thanks for the tips. I looked at the Ilford before at Sam's but wasn't sure
if it was any good. I found 100 sheets of the Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss
Photo for $23.22 plus shipping at http://samsclub.com. Do you know if the
10.8 thickness makes any difference? I know it will work in my printer. I
think I'll give it a try. Has to better than the 200 sheets I have now that
will going in the garbage.


"Jim" wrote in message
...
I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where
to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper
that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I
don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid
at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim





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That Ilford paper you described is exactly what I PREFER, to go with
my Canon i950. I pay that same price at the local Sam's without the
shipping, but with state sales tax. Hope you find it as good as I
have.

Olin McDaniel



On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 16:04:19 -0500, "Jim"
wrote:

Thanks for the tips. I looked at the Ilford before at Sam's but wasn't sure
if it was any good. I found 100 sheets of the Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss
Photo for $23.22 plus shipping at http://samsclub.com. Do you know if the
10.8 thickness makes any difference? I know it will work in my printer. I
think I'll give it a try. Has to better than the 200 sheets I have now that
will going in the garbage.


"Jim" wrote in message
...
I know I have seen it posted here before but could someone tell me where
to
get high end glossy photo paper for a good price. I found Georgia Pacific
Image Plus paper 8.5 in. X 11 in. to be excellent with my Canon I960. I
found it at Sam's Club for $11.00 for 100 sheets. This is 9 mil paper
that
has given me great results. Unfortunately Sam's Club doesn't carry it all
the time. I found it at some websites for $40.00 for 100 sheets!! I
don't
think that was really a realistic price since GP doesn't retail through
mainstream stores but I can't find it for anywhere near the price I paid
at
Sam's Club. For those of you not in the US, Sam's Club is a bulk buying
club under the same company as Wal Mart.

I would be willing to give some other paper a try if I could find it for a
bargain price.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jim





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