KODAKPicture Paper Vivid 8.5"x11", 25 count, 66lb-230g/m2 weight, 11.9 mil thickness, Vivid color picture paper

I like this paper a lot--it prints well, and the photos look great. My two printers have two different types of feeds and there are no paper feed issues or jams with either. Since it's inkjet on glossy paper of course the darks will transfer to your fingers if you handle them so don't do that.There are less expensive options but the quality is superb.

Nice

Haven't used it yet, but it is what we wanted,

EL PAPEL SE DAÑA MUY FACIL

Nothing that I can think of.

Comparing the same image printed on Kodak Vivid 230 GSM and on the best Epson paper with my Epson WF-7520 with the same settings, the Kodak paper has clearly better color saturation. The Kodak paper is however more expensive and a bit stiffer, sometimes requiring two tries to feed properly, so I use it only when I want the best print my printer can deliver.

NO LO COMPREN, ES TIRAR EL DINERO, papel foto super malo, increiblemente horrible por su precio, lo compre por que la marca Kodak es de prestigio y alguna vez cuando todavia se usaba camara de rollo pude imprimir foto en laboratorio con ese material y fue algo precioso, ahora con este otro material la experiencia fue catastrofica, el logo de kodak todo mal impreso, (dudo mucho que la marca sea la que esta sacando esta basura) en material al tacto se siente totalmente corriente como si tal fuera una servilleta, la caja de empaque incluso a venido sucia.

Tried many photo paper after buying my Epson ET8550 and Calibrite ColorChecker Studio (a must for photographers and designers) this paper worked so well for vivid colors. Most of my photoshop artwork or procreate artwork.