The Pictorico Pro Premium OHP Transparency Film 17x22from Pictorico Pro Premium OHP Transparency Film 17x22offers a transparent medium designed to produce crisp, easy-to-read text and brilliant, smudge & water-resistant images. It can be used for anything from overhead transparencies to making screen & contact prints for film usage.

OHP Transparency Film    Water- & Smudge-Resistant    Make Screen & Contact Prints

This media can be used for anything from overhead transparencies to making screen & contact prints for film usage.

It is designed to produce crisp text and smudge & water-resistant images.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the ICC profile to use while printing with an Epson Stylus R2400?

A: Any of the Epson Glossy Photo Paper settings (i.e. premium, or reg.) should be fine.

Q: 2. what kind of printer will this paper work with?

A: Just about any printer. I have an Epson 3800 and it works great with that. You just have to make sure you print on the right side, otherwise your ink will not set properly.

Q: 3. Can this be used in a laserjet printer?

A: Don't use in laserjet! It is not made to withstand the heat, but more importantly, it is so much more expensive than film made for laserjet printers. Go to an office supply store and buy avery or 3M film made specifically for laser printers or photocopiers (can be used interchangeably).

Q: 4. Does this scratch easily? Hoping to store for printing in the darkroom and worried about scratching.

A: The Pictorico Pro Ultra Premium OHP Transparency Film (13 x 19", 20 Sheets) does not scratch easily. Once printed on one should be a bit more careful.

Q: 5. I'm printing on this film using a Canon Pixma Pro-200 printer -- what paper setting should I use? Thanks!

A: With the Pictorico Ultra Premium OHP Transparency Film one should use the glossy photo paper setting.

Q: 6. Can this be used for historical process Gum Bichromate ?

A: Yup......

Q: 7. First time with a roll of Pictorico. Which side of the roll do you print on? Common sense tells me inside?

A: It is naturally fed by roll printers and will print on the outside.

Q: 8. What side of the transparency should be printed on? Both sides feel identically smooth but there is a small notch in the corner which I assume is for orientation

A: when holding the paper in portrait mode the notch should be on the upper right hand corner & the side facing you is the side for printing. If you print on the other side the ink might just run so be careful.

Q: 9. Does this paper look milky or is it transparent?

A: It looks milky when viewed by reflective light, transparent when viewed by transmitted light.

Q: 10. Has anyone use this transparency film on Canon Pro 10, for Kallitype printing?if yes..what paper setting i should choose and need to install ICC profile?

A: I should give it a go - I used mine in an Epson R3000 with no other profile other than the standard in-built Epson gloss setting and it seems to have worked perfectly first time. Whatever your canon has in it - or whatever your image program has as a default setting will probably work.