Paper Shred Companies In Rome Ga

Better than prints sent away with metallic paper to online companies.

its works perect for my and my family we shred all the pictures

Photo paper is the same quality as you get from professional printing companies. Wonderful product!

If you just want to sit quietly in a house full of people who don't want to hear you shred get this.

Before I came across Canon's Pro Luster paper I had tried a gambit of matte finish papers from various companies- I wish I hadn't wasted my money looking for a bargain! More than a year later the prints on Canon Pro Luster paper carry the same vibrant detail as they say they were first produced while competitor papers are dull and fading. I recently completed converting my inventory stock to Canon papers and will be using their line of papers for the foreseeable future. I will note that I use Canon Printers, Papers, and Inks and cannot speak to how the paper would perform on a different brand printer- but I expect it will still do a stellar job!

B & H is the best: When ordering bulk amounts of printer paper from other companies, including the manufacturer, my shipment always arrives badly damaged. That is, the reams will arrive containing a lot of unusable paper. But not B & H, my shipments arrive from them in excellent condition. I appreciate that, Bert

I didn't know the upper-scale companies made 4 x 6 paper, but when I saw this on the shelf I bought it on a whim. Beautiful luster and good value for the money. Works with my old PIXMA 850, too!

The best part about Savage paper is they tape the rolls and they don't use that weird perforation that other companies use. The paper always arrives on-site, undamaged.

This paper, like a number of papers from other companies, has a nice luster-like finish, and delivers expected colors without contributing to the palette. It can cost a bit more than some of its competitors, but it's also thicker which, in some cases, makes it easier to load, and certainly helps maintain its smooth surface. Color or black & white it helps make for a beautiful photograph. I would recommend giving it a try.

Pro photographer in Atlanta...used the 2.8 24-70 until a recent trip to Rome where the intention was to use only one lens (landscapes, building, museums, artwork, etc.) with all the walking..70mm is slightly too short, so bought and used the 24-105. Worked perfectly. No low light problems. Results comparable to the 2.8. Very flexible. I'm pleased and w probably replace the 24-70 with the new one as the walk around lens in the future.