I've tried both Kodak's photo business cards and its photo paper with my new Epson 1280. The printer in general produces spectacular results on Epson's photo papers. Kodak's photo biz cards gave me dull, unsaturated colors with a tendency towards brownish or magenta rendering - very unattractive. Kodak's photo paper produced nice results in light areas, and bizarre blotchy results in dark areas of the image. I actually changed color cartridges, thinking one of the colors had gone dry, but got the same results - until I switched to Epson's photo paper. I've also had unsatisfactory results using Kodak's bizcard photo paper in my old Epson 850.Click Here to see more reviews about: Kodak 8778151 Business Card Photo Paper (20 Sheets)
Product Description:
Kodak Micro-Perforated Inkjet Photo Paper delivers faster drying time than previous Kodak media and improved image quality. It looks and feels like a Kodak photographic print. Micro-perforated Inkjet Photo Paper is ideal for printing sheets of pictures to share with family and friends or for creating your own business cards. The paper comes in several popular configurations. This is a Micro-Perforated for Ten Prints per Sheet Paper. The paper is bright white for vivid color pictures as well as sharp text and graphics.
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