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Sainburys HP Photo Paper £2.29

Stacks of the semi-glossy 170g 25 packs for £2.29. The 20 pack glossy was £5.49!
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  • spursman
    spursman Posts: 247 Forumite
    Hi Bargainhunter
    Stationary Box are selling photo paper(220g/m so this is better quality) 4.95 for 40 sheets glossy/satin/silk but it is 3 for 2 so 9.90 gets you 120 sheets, it is only slightly cheaper than yours but it is better quality paper
    all the best
    Spursman
  • Patr100
    Patr100 Posts: 2,805 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    Stacks of the semi-glossy 170g 25 packs for £2.29. The 20 pack glossy was £5.49!


    What size are we talking about here A4 or 6 by 4 inches?
  • zak1976
    zak1976 Posts: 352 Forumite
    The "weight" of the paper isn't a reflection on quality, just on "thickness". So it may be cheaper, and thicker, but not neccessarily better!!
    Waddle you do eh?
  • oranabana
    oranabana Posts: 242 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    whats the size...?!
  • barginunter
    barginunter Posts: 1,253 Forumite
    Sainsburys paper is A4.
  • basilthecat
    basilthecat Posts: 70 Forumite
    none in my local Sainsburys, maybe this is just a special or clearance at your local store :confused:
  • spursman
    spursman Posts: 247 Forumite
    Zak 1976
    surely its better to print photos on thicker(better quality) paper than on thin ordinary paper mind you i have been in the printing trade for 28 years so i could be wrong but i must get onto SupaSnaps/Klick etc tell them if they use thinner paper they'll save millions & people wont mind floppy pictures
    all the best
    Spursman
  • barginunter
    barginunter Posts: 1,253 Forumite
    spursman wrote:
    Zak 1976
    surely its better to print photos on thicker(better quality) paper than on thin ordinary paper mind you i have been in the printing trade for 28 years so i could be wrong but i must get onto SupaSnaps/Klick etc tell them if they use thinner paper they'll save millions & people wont mind floppy pictures
    all the best
    Spursman

    My what a smarty pants you are. I happen to print photos and put them in frames to display my talented efforts so I don't need stiffness!!!
  • Gaspode
    Gaspode Posts: 25 Forumite
    I'm sure what Zak was saying (quite rightly in my opinion) was that just because it is thicker paper doen't mean it is better quality - I'd have expected that someone who'd been in the printing trade would have known that and wouldn't need to resort to snide remarks to someone who was trying to help....
    Ostende mihi pecuniam!
  • halifax
    halifax Posts: 241 Forumite
    In my local Sainbury's (Halifax) - HP Premium Photo Cards 6*4 20 sheets 240g/m2 were shelved at £2.49 but scanned at £3.49. Got them at reduced price but would like to know if I could of got them for free like Tesco's?
    Watch out for Freddie the Fox at the Shay !!
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