Is this suitable for making photobooks?
1087857
It should be good for holding just about any paper to just about any other. My only reservation is that it's a bit pricey, so I save it for special projects. Most of the time, I use Scotch double-sided tape.
418934
I think it would be fine for photo editing. I actually sent back the one I ordered because I liked the color on my HP better. It seems to work well for all graphics, though I'm not a gamer. I did watch a couple of movies and they were fine, but not good enough to make me give up my HP which I use primarily for photography.
1677082
Trying to answer one more time... The pocket pages come in different configurations and sizes. Plus you can mat the photos or cut them to fit. So it would work for any layout.
1288032
Yes. I've used it with sketchbook before as well as manga studio. The drivers seem iffy with photoshop and I haven't managed to get pressure to work there.
611158
It's just a sleeve with heavy plastic, so no is the answer. Unless you want to make bad quality pictures, then you are good to go.
1303752
In my opinion, yes. It would print fine from a printer or for homemade cards made with scrapbooking supplies.
253185
We use it for video files at work, and it does just fine. So I would think it would work for photos as well.
1858657
ABSOLUTELY! They are terrific to use for storing photos. I highly recommend them!
298258
I don't know if I answered this before. Yes. A great paper for duplicating all sort of photos and printed matter from a photo shop program or even directly from another source.
1276208
No it's not but if you want to simple newsletters it's fine. Not good for hi res photos, this is just my opinion.
595623
If by magazine proofs you mean printed word and photography layouts, I think it will suit your needs well. I've used it to print some of my photography, and it's performed beautifully. Choosing the correct paper will be an important step in getting the results you're looking for.
833314
I also bought this product for color production and have been pleased with the result. However, I'm not printing photos on specialty paper so I do t k ow how it would perform in that way. Also, I don't have any comparison experience.
434687
It works well if you have a steady hand and drag it slowly and squarely. If you want to copy photos in the best way, I would recommend the Brother DS-620. Fantastic on photos.
1780864
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.
1916606
Yes. I use them for family antique photos. I place the photo in the sleeve and usehindge tape to place them in scrap books. Many of the old photos have writing on the back and this way people can flip them over and see the writing without actully toucking the photos.
1165431
I would think it would be suitable, but I don't use Illustrator that much. I mainly use it in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop and I have to say it works very well in those two environments.
2141707
Like others said. not a photo printer. Fine for brochures. An inkjet will do a much better job for photos.One thing to keep in mind, printer settings default to 300dpi, this can be changed to a much higher resolutionwhen you print photos. (Still not as good as an inkjet)