How is quality of photos on photo paper?
1479855
I just did one, and the quality is excellent. Similar to what you'd get with film and professional development.
1479856
Don't have any photo paper but I do print out the occasional photo on my newsletter. The photos are typically 2x2.5 inches, not too big. They look fine under casual inspection.
1479857
The printer produces excellent color--it's at it's best on a coated stock but also does a nice job on heavy card stock. I calibrate my monitor and the images the printer produces are pretty much indistinguishable from the image on the screen. BTW, you can't use ink jet photo paper. It would run the printer. It would do an excellent job on a newsletter or short run brochure, however.
408878
i think quality is good because the each line is a vector. so u can set the pdi from pdf to jpg as you want.
705181
If you are asking if this paper is good quality, the answer is yes. I find it the best for my photos. I use the Canon Pixma 6220 and 6500. The paper is 4x6. Not sure if you are purchasing paper or a printer? I am unfamiliar with the Selphy.
818057
As long as you take the pictures in good lighting and protect the film as soon as it is exposed to light, your pictures will look great. I feel like people sometimes expect digital quality pictures out of a polaroid camera, but thats not what you are going to get. Polaroids are vintage, therefore so is their film quality.
1851246
I'm reasonably satisfied with scanned photos. To get a good copy photo must be on a flat surface. If anything 'lifts' the scanner off the surface the process breaks up. Color rendition is also acceptable but the editing program for improving contrast and color balance is very basic. I don't know whether a better editing program can be incorporated. Hope this helps you out.
2218073
I have not tried photo paper, but my son, who did some research on the subject, said the quality would NOT be good: there would be "banding," or vertical lines in doing a photograph. I use the printer primarily for business documents and letters, and we would have to buy something else for high quality photos. Hope this helps.
562556
Yes. I have actually never used it for photos on photo paper, just on regular paper. Prints regular stuff just fine.
1040747
it depends. some are better quality than the others, all depends on the pictures you are lightscribing
731926
I have not used it for photos yet but overall, this printer is amazing. I love it. I do plan to use it for photos and I am not concerned about it. It has great print quality.
1163214
Hi Phil (again) just wanted to tell you that there IS a setting to change on the printer list to change the paper type CANVAS. Although I have never done that so I am not sure what the quality would be. I will say that the quality of all the photos I do on glossy photo paper are outstanding. Hope this helps. I have also NEVER had one negative issue with this printer like some of the other people below have said. I have owned it for over 3 years, and I love love it.
1643037
I do not make Photo quality prints so I really can not answer you question with any certainty, however when using cheap regular printing paper I do see a noticeable difference in the quality, the colors tend to fade and run.
11874
I used Kodak Premium Satin Photo Paper (ordered from Amazon) and the results were terrific!
226153
I use this photo paper to reproduce professional photographs & I'm quite happy with the results.
1252474
Yes, the finish is the same. The paper is very good quality, however, it was too heavy for my old HP Photosmart printer. I have no problem with a newer printer. The photographs will not look the same as on a glossy surface, but I print all my greeting cards with a picture of the person who is receiving the card. There probably wouldn't be that great a difference in the print quality as that you would receive on plain printing paper. It suits my purposes perfectly.
345265
I've been in photography my whole life and used the finest Epson photo printers and Canons too, and this little Brother does just fine as long as you use quality photo paper and select the paper type (and other settings) in the "preferences" before you print. Do some tests using various settings to find your favorites. Note that "matte" paper is MUCH less costly than other types and that "semi-gloss" is MUCH preferable to "gloss" (it's what the pros use).
1354153
If you are printing photos - you can buy photo quality paper. I just use multipurpose white paper - its completely up to you!
2232776
yes. that was my main worry too. my printer (a canon mx820) read them fine. ink levels were accurate and printouts were good normal quality. i haven't tried any photo paper yet.