A good injet printer can produce excellent results. It just depends on how much you spend.
As far as paper is concerned there are as many opinions as there are papers on the market. You'll probably find people on this site with there own views,as which is the best.
It also depends to some extent as to what printer you have and the type of work you want to produce. Personally for a good paper for both B&W and colour I find the Ilford Gallerie Pearl to be to my liking.
Several manufacturers do trial packs with a couple of sheets of each surface they do. It sometimes a good idea to try different surfaces this way.
As a start I'd begin with a paper from the printer manufacturers line, and the try others and see what you prefer.
try the paper that your printer manufacturer makes.
illford and kodak also make very nice paper
what is really important is you use the correct settings as recomended by the paper manufacturer, illford have the recomended settings on their website, others supply setting with the paper
Thanks Chappers, I will look into the trial packs, also pick up some Ilford Gallerie Pearl, and thanks Gary, never knew about particular settings for paper. It's a Brother Inkjet so will look at their website too and see if they have any recommendations.
Thanks for the info guys, going to Park Cameras sometime soon so will have a look at what they stock. Just reading an article on Epson traditional in B&W magazine - might try that first. Cheers
I use Ilford Gallerie Pearl which I buy from 7 Day Shop in A3 & 4, both pearl and glossy. Used with a Canon Pro 9000 printer, it's difficult to tell the difference from a wet process print.
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