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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with hp deskjet 3700 series printer?

A: Canon PP-301 Photo Paper Plus Glossy II (4 x 6", 400 Sheets) is compatible with hp deskjet 3700 series printer

Q: 2. Does HS work with the Panasonic G9?

A: This transmitter does allow Hi-Sync functions to work on Panasonic Lumix cameras such as the G9, when using the Rotolight Neo 2.

Q: 3. Effectively how much brighter are the Aeos lights when using them as "flash units?" I read somewhere that the difference is significant from "continuous" use

A: This does High speed Flash sync it's powerful enough, for exact specs please Email; sales@appleworld-distribution.com

Q: 4. Is this paper actually 4x6 or does it have a Perforated - Tear off End on it?

A: This is actually 4 x 6 with no tear-off end.

Q: 5. is this paper suitable for my Pixma Pro 100 ?

A: Yes you can use the Canon SG-201 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss 8 x 10 in the Pixma Pro 100 printer.

Q: 6. Will this unit work on a Pentax 645z camera?

A: I have the Sony version and it works pefectly with my A772 and the Rotolight.

Q: 7. I've had issues with this paper curling as soon as it's removed from the box. This is causing the print heads to strike the paper. The directions that came with the paper recommend: if the paper curls, straighten it. Not a lot of help. How do your straighten this paper?

A: It depends how the paper is stored and for how long. It is recommended that you store your paper flat. You can purchase a paper decurler, but we don't sell them. Engineers have taught me a trick, if the paper is not too long, and your microwave large enough the paper can be slightly wound up, and put in the microwave on low ONLY for 10-15 seconds and this may relax and refresh the chemical compounds in the paper.

Q: 8. Which trigger works best with a Pentax K3

A: Canon... Most Canon compatible triggers will work on the K3. You will lose some functionality, particularly TTL and HSS. That's the only issue I have with Pentax. They and third Party equipment suppliers don't support Pentax cameras. Whether it's K1 or the APS-C bodies. I have a K3 and several Pentax lenses & lovem'.I have had some success with Canon configured triggers, best advice I can give you is to contact Rotolight and/or Elinchrome.

Q: 9. Is this paper on an acid free base or plastic? What if any are it's archival properties?

A: Semi-gloss paper is technically archival when printed using pigmented inks and stored in a temperature stable environment out of direct sunlight, but if you are looking to maximize your archiveability you would choose a fine art paper (if your printer can handle the extra thickness), that would be called natural. Natural fine art paper usually means NO OBAs (Optical Brightening Agents) have been added, so that the image will darken very slowly over a very long time. OBA papers turn bluish and darken after 15 years all at once; pigment ink doesn't save them.

Q: 10. Can I use this on a colour laser printer?

A: Its designed for a photo printer but I dont see why not