Many types of photo paper are available for printing digital photos. Higher
quality paper can result in richer colors and finer detail. Check the compatibility
of the paper with your printer before using it. Paper brightness and weight are
two important characteristics, with heavier, brighter stock of higher quality
and price. You can choose from plain inkjet, high resolution inkjet, photo
quality (usually nonglossy) and glossy. Paper cost varies widely, from a few
cents per sheet to several dollars per sheet for high end specialty photo
paper. You may wish to use the lower cost paper for test prints.
Glossy finish requires extra care. Handle these prints by the edges only to
avoid fingerprint damage. Keep glossy paper away from water, dust and other
contaminants. Be sure to print on the correct side of the page, which is
generally shiny.
Take good care of your printer paper stock. Store it in the original
packaging, away from hot or humid conditions. Make sure the package lays flat.
Be
sure to change your printer settings to "photo paper," before you
print because your printer will use different amounts of ink depending on what
type of paper it is printing on. Your printer manufacturer will probably
recommend that you only print on their brand of paper to get the best results,
but don't be afraid to experiment with other brands to see which works for you.
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