ICE A4 130 gsm GLOSS GLOSSY INKJET PHOTO PAPER - 50 SHEETS

Using with compatible inks from a well known company, I need thinner paper for the projects I do, this stuff is excellent, never have an issue with the print quality coming out of the printer and have not seen any fade at all yet.

I bought some of this paper years ago and it lasted me ages without any deterioration in storage that I could see. Was delighted to find it still available. I’ve had no issues with using it at all on my Canon inkjet. (I never expect the colours of my prints made at home to last as long as professionally-developed prints, but I don’t think that’s a fault of the paper - more likely it’s down to the substitute ink I use!)

I’m pleasantly surprised by this paper and my printer doesn’t seem to have an issue with it either due to it being thinner than other photo paper.

Popped this into my printer and got nice glossy photos.

THE GOOD:Thin Photo Paper (exactly what I needed).Final image looks nice.THE BAD:The very top surface of ink comes off (in your hands!)I'm using HP ink cartridges which print fine on other brands of Photo Paper.. But this brand is obviously not as good surface and cant hold the ink. Even on 'Draft' mode where less ink is used, it still comes off in your hands!!Basically: if you intend to handle the prints, then DONT get this brand of paper. But, if you will have these prints on display, and you are happy to lightly handle the prints at the edges, then its a good cheap option ;)You end up with black ink all over your hands if you handle the prints (even hours after it was printed!!)

I have printed all kinds of awesome things with this paper. Photos for photo frames, sleeves for video game cases. It does what it says and is of high quality for a good price, will be buying it again when I run out.

My own fault I should have read the description but just a little too thin for what I wanted personally. These would be great for printing pictures to scrapbook or for school projects.

I have been using 'ICE' photographic printing paper now for more than 20 years. I have never been disappointed with the results or the superb quality and over the years I have had a number of different printers including Lexmark, Canon, Epson and currently a Hewlett Packard. Whatever type of ink jet printer I have used, ICE paper can be depended upon to produce great photos. To digress slightly, it is a fact of life that famous names always seem to cost a lot more money than more obscure ones. I have found that with a little market research one can discover less expensive products than the big names without sacrificing excellent quality. Another word to describe this phenomenon is "bargain". Ice photo paper is a real bargain as it always seems to cost significantly less than other brands.Another benefit of 'ICE' paper is that it is available in different grades or weights (measured in grammes per square metre) to suit different requirements. I would now only use another brand of photo papers if I was given it for free, but I would still prefer to use ICE paper. It's the coolest thing you can put into your printer!