Kodak Photo Paper with Epson inks

["Gary L. Hunt" <glh@srv.net>]

Yep, that's the same Kodak paper I was talking about (although
as I said earlier, it was months ago I gave up using it, mostly due
to my prints coming out seriously green and scaly.)  

On the bright side, I tried a couple sheets of the 11x17 stuff last 
night (using my Wiziwyg profile for Epson Photo Paper--too lazy 
to make a new one at the moment) for B&W prints and was very
pleasantly surprised that it gave less tinted shadow areas than
the Epson PP.  Still took hours to dry, however.

Gary Hunt <glh@srv.net>

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At 06:30 AM 12/29/1999 -0500, "Charles Reeves, Jr." wrote:
>
>Nope, I was talking about the Kodak Inkjet Photo Paper, Cat #800 
>6298, 50 sheets per package, usual price, around $30 (U.S.).  But I 
>just noticed that the last package I bought at Staples isn't this but 
>is called Kodak Inkjet Photo Letter Paper, Cat #987 1368.  It isn't 
>the heavyweight photo glossy, but is thinner and matte-finished on 
>both sides, 100 sheets per package, for about the same price.  I 
>haven't tried it yet though.
>
>They also have an 11" x 17" version of the glossy photo paper, #195 
>9592, 25 sheets in the package.


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