Doug,

I use an HP 722C with a very good quality (1440 dpi), high gloss, heavy
weight, *BRIGHT* white Photographic paper.  I set the printer options to
PREMIUM PHOTO paper and they come out just fine.  Once the ink dries
completely and I put it behind glass (in a frame), it is very hard (but
not impossible) to tell the difference between the prints and a genuine
photo.

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Simmons <[log in to unmask]>


> Now that I have a digital camera, I am looking around for a "relatively"
> inexpensive photo printer.  I would want to have the photos printed on
> paper of a weight close to photography paper.
>

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