Kodak Portable Printer Paper

[260 gsm] First tried the Kodak 2x3 paper, and it didnt work in the Polaroid ZINK printer. Got this Polaroid 2x3 paper, and it works well!

[285 gsm] We just got a new Epson Artisan printer. Had been using Kodak papers to print with as they were better than the HP paper we'd originally had. Have to say this blows both brands out of the water. If you follow the directions and let it dry and put a piece of paper over it etc, it looks every bit as good as pro-lab luster paper. My family will never know we didn't pay a fortune for prints. :)

[255 gsm] I had run out of glossy photo paper for my inkjet home printer. I tried a local store to purchase the paper to finish the job I was working on. They didn't have Kodak, but another brand of photo paper. The results were bad. The paper deformed from the ink being applied. I immediately logged on to my PC and into the B&H site and placed my order for the Kodak Pro paper. The order arrived in four days and I was able to complete my job with beautiful, flat, photos. Thank you B&H and Kodak!!

[1x Paper Roll] I have used this combo with my PictureMate Charm personal photo lab for sometime. Never once, have I gotten a bad print. The ink, colors pop, the paper is simple the best matte paper on the market. I have used all of the available name brands paper and portable printers, and I have found there is none that comes close to the PictureMate charm and its ink/paper. The high gloss paper in the 200 series is great also, if you prefer a gloss finish. But for professional quality/luster, eye poping colors, semi sheen output, the Matte paper is simply the best. I am a avid user of epsons printers large and small. Their papers and inks are unrivaled. The Epson company just went away from the 200 series product portable lab  printers, for a new portable printer, that really isnt portable. Unlike the 200 series, which has a battery operation capability, the new printer does not.  I tried their new photo portable lab, and while it is good, it does not reach the level of the 200 series printers. Last month alone, I printed 3600 4X6 prints on my 225 charm, all without one failure or bad print. I never had a requirement to clean or adjust/align the printer heads either. Its so good, I havent used my large format printers for 4X6 in months.

[3 Cartridge] A must have for this model portable printer.

[10x Sheet Paper] My new go-to everyday printer paper

[Matte] The roll paper is less curly than others and I like the Kodak logo on the back as it looks like RA 4 processed paper. Better price too!

[300 gsm] I was using Moab lasal matte paper and I tried this paper since I like kodak products. Well it's cheaper but great matte paper.

[Satin/Silk] Cooler than Kodak paper, however perfect for the film I'm using it for. Much better for Fine art than commercial use.

[240 gsm] I am a semi-professional photographer. I sell my photographs at local art shows. I for years I have used Ilford Smooth Pearl, but they increased the price and cut the roll size. Then I switched to Ilford Lustre, but they discontinued the product. So I gave the Kodak Professional Luster Paper a try. I really like the results, so I just ordered 2 more rolls. I am switching over to Kodak. I found that the paper is more flexible than the Ilford. The Ilford is more stiff. At first I thought this might be a problem and I might get fold marks in the paper. So far this has not been a problem at all. In fact with the Ilford, I had to sometimes flatten the paper with weights to get rid of the curl. The Kodak paper is a brighter white versus the Ilford Lustre. I had to change a setting in Photoshop, and now I am getting consistent results with my previous Ilford prints. For me this is a great product and value.