Canon 2768B018 Photo Paper Pro Platinum, 13 x 19 Inches, 10 Sheets

Wow, I have to say this is one of the best papers I've ever used for printing. They're not cheap, but they're not outrageously expensive when compared to other "esoteric" paper types. The paper is a semi-flexible heavyweight super gloss finish that works outstandingly well for high-quality image prints (I use mine with the Canon Pixma iX 6820 13x19" printer). When used in conjunction with genuine Canon ink (which I exclusively used when printing photos) the image reproduction can be startlingly good, amazing even, and if you want your images to be their best and you are looking for a glossy finish, go straight to these. My A3+ (i.e., 13x19-inch) photos look their best on this paper. If you want a matte look, Canon's high-end matte paper is also truly amazing, and I use that as well, but there is something to the slick, supreme gloss on this paper that really presents the "wow factor" when showing prints. It truly is my paper of choice when printing on glossy paper. Five stars, even when considering price.

I am a professional photographer and have been shooting since 2010. I have always dreamed of printing my photos at home. Therefore, I recently bought a Canon pro 200 printer and use this photo paper along with it and original ink and cartridges. Great result. Great colors, contrast, sharpness. I am delighted. Next time I'm going to order 50 sheets pack

Amazing photo paper

This is a beautiful glossy paper that produces richly colored photographs. I highly recommend it.

Makes dazzling prints. If you have a high quality printer, this paper is a must

Good quality so far, pricey for 10 sheets though

Excellent paper. with canons canned icc color profiles and a properly calibrated monitor, I am able to come within 95 percent of what I am seeing on my monitor. btw, my printer is a canon pro pixma 9500 mark ii. I am printing entertainment concept design art that I painted using photoshop and corel painter. I found that using this paper provides the right degree of "pop" and vividness. It is totally appropriate for what I am printing. Before, I had tried canons photo rag fine art paper, and found it to be unacceptable, due largely to the color of the paper (which is a darker warmer white). The pro platinum paper is a bright cool white. I might think twice about using it however if I was using it to make gallery exhibition prints due to gloss reflectivity. This is an area where the matte photo rag paper would excel. However, the gloss reflectivity is precisely why the colors and values work so well under good and proper lighting (ie, flourescent light and sunlight). There are always many variables to consider when presenting artwork. Be careful when handling this paper! It loves fingerprints....permanently. Wear latex gloves, or handle it by the edges. A carefully engineered paper needs to be carefully handled. With this paper, after printing, I recommend letting it stand and cure in a safe dust free zone (like an empty drawer) for 24-48 hours. when its dry, put it inside an inexpensive plastic mummy bag until you know exactly what you are going to do with it. Enjoy!

I got this paper after I got a Canon IP8720 Photo Printer . With a pack of 10 sheets costing about half what a pack of 50 sheets of their Photo Paper Pro costs, it was questionable whether I wanted to spend more than I would for what is already a good paper. But since I don't print such large photos so often, A pack of 10 sheets wasn't much of a splurge. Canon already describes this in more detail than I'd expect for any paper, so it comes down to how it looks. For that, you really have to see for yourself. My verdict is that it was worth it. You won't get bad results with their Pro paper, and if you don't hold it side by side with a print from the Platinum, you might not realize the difference. But the difference is clearly there. It's not easy to describe, but your photos will stand out and people will take notice. I think especially for larger sized photos, it doesn't pay to scrimp on paper or off brand inks. You will see the difference if you compare. A final note is that this is well packaged. With such large paper, it's a legitimate concern whether there's a potential for damage. The outer package is similar to that for other papers, but instead of having a flimsy paperboard sheet inside, it has a corrugated cardboard protector all around. It's recessed in the corners, meaning that it holds the paper at least an inch away. So if a corner or edge got bashed, your paper should survive.

Papel de calidad

buena calidad, durabilidad, es resistente, vamos, que resumiendo es un papel espectacular. yo los uso con impresora de tinta lucia de canon

Excellent results. I'm very much satisfied. Only thing is I got to buy this product for thrice the price in India. A product of $14 is bought for about 2899 INR ( price when I bought it) Wish they reduce further the price from what it is now 2499 INR.

J'allais faire une erreur en le classant dans les mauvais Produits car la page ressemble à celle de Photo Paper Pro Premium Matte. Ce produit est d'excellente Qualité, mais il est plus plus cher que le PP 201, pour une différence de Qualité minime. J'en achète quelque fois et reconnais que mon jugement peut être discutable.

I bought this paper with two things in mind and that was to show buyers what A3+ was against A3. As a photographer and when I`m asked to do portraits, I always get that question and it’s hard for a customer to visualize it even when you have told them the dimensions. Most customers I deal with prefer this size as it is often within their price range as compared to say A2 and upwards. So now I can just bring them two examples of frames with sample images. The second thing and in my mind the most important, is the quality of the paper and I use it for Black & White Portraits. For some reason “we all have our own” but I thinks B&W`s are more suited for this glossy tone especially when I use PS to finish with a slightly softer finish. Now of course it all depends to the person you are taking images of but you get the point. I can’t fault this paper for what I`m using it for and some might say it’s on the expensive side but just look at the Ilford papers and prices and I believe Canon Papers are right up there with them. I just love the deep rich blacks you get with this paper and in my opinion their worth every penny but again it’s up to you, buy cheap papers and you will be wasting expensive ink. 10/10 for safe delivery and speed for Amazon.