Office Reviews

nativephotog - (January 30, 2007) I've been in the darkroom industry for 28 years and have had my own digital darkroom for three years. I can say from experience that using Epson paper with Epson printers produces high quality, professional images. The key is using the premium grade papers. I was initially told to use regular photo paper for proofing before using the premium paper but I found that the difference in print quality was significant enough for me to rule the other paper out... a waste of time and ink. What I really like about this paper is that you don't have to factor in new emulsion types with each new batch of paper like you do with traditional photo paper. I have found that the colors are consistent fro

kikikiki - (October 04, 2003) The first period of time - all went well. But the fact that it went blunt within a short period of time and I could find no way of resharpening it ment that I must now buy a new one. My advice - Avoid any sharpener which offers no easy replacement for the cutter mechanism. This happened just through home use. In a school environment this would have occured much sooner.

brianauger - (November 24, 2002) Unlike HP printers, Canon designs its printers to work best with its proprietary papers. With my HP printer, I can substitute the cheaper Kodak paper, with my Canon S9000, I can't. Results using my Canon S9000 printer and the Photo Paper Pro are awesome, as good as the best professional conventional processing. Don't bother with the Canon Glossy photo paper, it is cheaper, but the results are inferior.

vmgram3 - (07/12/2011) Cannot believe they are no longer available in my area. Please put pens back in production and do not change a single thing about them! Nothing!! I am now using my last one from my hidden supply. I have tried a dozen other pens trying to find one of this writing quality, including other Pilot pens, non compare.

asaf1 - (06/06/2011) Overall, a useful tool for students, teachers, and whoever uses articles, books or any other form of printed text.Saves time!

Elsie2011 - (04/01/2011) The punch head is great for punching holes in quanities of paper but for just a few it does not go all the way thru the papers. I then have to turn the papers around and punch them the opposite way to get all of the holes punched.