The type of computer printer paper you use does matter a lot. There are two major types of computer print papers: the matted and glossy print papers. Matted print papers normally have a bright outside layer. For glossy papers, on the other hand, they do have a shiny finish.

Other types of print papers include the copier paper, computer print paper, and the photo paper. Copier print papers are normally used in office settings to produce originals required to be filed or distributed. Copier print papers are normally thin and lucid. It's important to note that the quality of the paper is determined by the brightness or the extent to which light passes through them. For mass production of office documents, the quality of the paper is not a necessity.

So this brings us to the main question, what type of paper should you use for your laser or inkjet printer? Plain copier print papers are perfect for draft copies. For color presentations or when printing a final draft, then go for thicker coated print papers– most preferably a matted paper is recommended as it supports sharper colors leading to images of better resolution. The Canon PGI-250 Ink cartridges work best with copier and matted papers.

CONCLUSION

Printers are important when it comes to our printing needs. We need to correctly choose printers that best suit our needs and at the same time take into consideration the type of print paper we use as they will determine the output and the print quality.