could this presentation paper be used to print at home photo books?
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Places like mypublisher.com would be better if they fit your budget. The result is professionally bound and presumably not subject to fading as DIY inkjet inks might be. Get on their mailing list and wait for a teaser sale if it matters. I fully agree with the previous posters in any case.
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This is what I bought the paper for and the results are acceptable. You can print front and back without bleed through but the quality of the photos isn't anywhere near a more professionally printed book and as was stated in a previous answer, the paper is not glossy but more matte in finish. Text prints fine, it's just the photos that are less than perfect. Results can vary as it may be printer dependent as well as resolution of your photos. The recipients of this book were pleased and that's all that mattered!
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Hi Norma, yes, I would say so. I use this paper for presentations that have photos in them, and they come out very nice. The only thing that I will say, is that the paper is not quite as thick and as photo paper, and not quite as much of a "glassy" look, so if you are okay with those small differences, then I am sure you will be happy with this paper for creating home photo books. I would not use it for printing photos that I was going to frame. Hope that helps! - Larry
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I use the paper primarily for CD inserts, which usually include text and photos. It's far better for that purpose than photo paper because (1) you can print on both sides, and (2) it's not as thick...and if you're doing a booklet with 8 or 12 pages, that's important.
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Yes. . .It prints beautiful images. I use it for most of my professional presentations.
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yes use google cloud printing printers , http://www.google.nl/cloudprint/learn/printers.html
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This HP Brouchure/Flyer paper is great for tri folds and general flyers and booklets, photos look very good printed on it, however I believe it is too thin for use of creating greeting cards.
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You can use any regular printer you have at home or bring the stock with you to a professional printer (or your office printer) to print. The stock is about the same as resume paper... so not so thick that a regular printer shouldn't be able to handle it. I have a canon pixma and it prints great! Very sharp because the white is bright! Hope this helps!
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I printed a PDF file on photo paper, the results were excellent. I use the printer for pictures; I am very impressed with the quality. Not knowing what illustration and materials you are looking to print, it is hard to say this would be the printer for you.
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If you can lay the book flat it should work. If the photos are covered with a plastic sheet you might get a reflection. I have used it a lot for old photos that were not in a book and the quality was excellent, however I was able to lay my photographs flat on a table.
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No, the paper is self-inked, and you can really only print small photos. Most of the paper is peel and stick.
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Yes with the proper photo paper you will get excellent photos. Hope this helps you.
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I am using an HP ENVY Printer. I would bet you would enjoy this paper as I do many photo cards and always get pleasant responses.
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Yes. If it is a really old sheet of paper then you might need to ask a professional but if it is regular paper (made with today's technology) I use it all the time. For my school work, genealogy work.... I hope this helps
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Not by itself. You would need a wireless print server, which can be found at Amazon.
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Maybe. Firstly, many inkjet printers are designed for home use, so they don't accept paper larger than 8 1/2 x 11 in the tray. These are 12 x 12 sheets. You can cut it down, but rough or uneven edges is asking for a printer jam. Second, you'll have to make sure your printer can accept cardstock, because this is twice as thick as regular printer paper, and sending stuff that's too heavy for a printer to handle can seriously damage it. And last, but not least, this plastic is completely slick on both sides. Ink may not transfer or hold very well on it. All in all, I would suggest you look at finding some 8 1/2 x 11 transparency film like the kind they (used to) sell for overhead projectors before considering this as an option. A lot of those are specifically designed for inkjets.
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I don't think it would work. The paper is quite soft, almost cushioned, and can be damaged if not careful. I would suggest some appliance primer and paint - I've seen good results with the paint. Good luck!
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It could be, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's not fast enough nor powerful enough and forget about printing anything other than letter size documents. It would be an ok printer for home use. I had it here at work for a short while to replace my HP LaserJet, but it just didn't cut it for me. It looks and feels really cheap and flimsy.
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Yes by all means. It accepts tons of paper sizes including even 3"x5" index cards to legal paper. Yes, photo paper works too. I believe this printer does something called borderless printing, so look for that in the settings. Also make sure you select the right paper type and size in the print dialog before printing :)
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Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.