Which kind of paper is suitable for printing best quality photo by hp officejet 4500 wireless?

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I have a "hp officejet 4500 wireless" printer and want to print best quality photo from my digital camera. Which kind of paper is suitable for my job? Please kindly advice me.
Best regards,
Faezeh Dibaei

The link below will bring you to the HPshopping website for the Officejet 4500 supplies. Click on the "Paper" link at the top of the webpage and it should show you the supported paper types. I would personally asuggest the Advanced photo paper for photo pritning.
http://shopping2.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/-/-/CB867A?TargetPage=productsupplies
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