...like hp brochure paper they have gone to "quick drying" for their "lower-end" more affordable paper. Whatever it is that they do to the paper to make it dry quickly must cause the severe color shift & lack of image clarity that I am experiencing. I now have 200 sheets of useless paper for my epson M300, epson artisan 700, and canon ip3600. It CLEARLY states on the package that the paper is compatible with epson, canon, HP, lexmark--perhaps they think that the consumer cannot tell the difference between good true color and garbage! I have tried every trick-in-the-book with photoshop to try to make acceptable prints but it's just not happening.Just a few years ago I was purchasing good gloss kodak paper at a very affordable price with wonderful results--and it was the "low-end" stuff too! Why this change?