Well, HP Photo Paper seems to have the best quality. I have used Kodak & HP photo paper but the HP photo paper gives me the best quality.Nammzi wrote:I'd like to print them off myself, but the photo paper I'd need to use would cost far too much st the momentAlso, I'd need to buy a photo printer to get the best quality, as I plan on selling the autographs I get for charity.
Where do you get your photos?
Forum rules
Sponsored link: Google Workspace 14-day free trial
Upload your pictures here: Surf My Pictures | Google Photos | Imgbb | Tumblr | Imgur
Sponsored link: Google Workspace 14-day free trial


Okay, thank youEugeneE wrote:Well, HP Photo Paper seems to have the best quality. I have used Kodak & HP photo paper but the HP photo paper gives me the best quality.Nammzi wrote:I'd like to print them off myself, but the photo paper I'd need to use would cost far too much st the momentAlso, I'd need to buy a photo printer to get the best quality, as I plan on selling the autographs I get for charity.

Your Welcome. And the photo paper that HP sells comes in several varities which are:Nammzi wrote:Okay, thank youEugeneE wrote:Well, HP Photo Paper seems to have the best quality. I have used Kodak & HP photo paper but the HP photo paper gives me the best quality.Nammzi wrote:I'd like to print them off myself, but the photo paper I'd need to use would cost far too much st the momentAlso, I'd need to buy a photo printer to get the best quality, as I plan on selling the autographs I get for charity.
HP Everyday Photo Paper
HP Advanced Photo Paper
HP Premium Photo Paper
HP Premium Plus Photo Paper
For printing up photo's, I suggest HP Premium Photo or HP Premium Plus Photo Paper because the premium photo paper gives you the best quality.
But, the premium photo paper isn't cheap, it costs a good amount but it's worth it. IIRC, the paper can cost up to $40 for 50 sheets.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests