5 Mil Half Sheet Laminate Sheets

[27.03 lb] I didn't know what I was missing all these years getting along with guillotine trimmers. This thing is fantastic! Super well made, square, slides through paper and laminate with ease. In fact, it's just fun to use. I am mainly trimming 5 mil and 10 mil laminate sheets, and it does so very cleanly, with little effort. It can cut very narrow strips. It never folds down the edge of the laminate like a guillotine trimmer sometimes does. And it is easy to view the edge I am cutting. Love it.

[Single] I've used both the Inkpress and Pictorico transparency film for making digital negatives for alternative processes. I print gum bichromate, platinum, palladium, chrysotype, vd brown, kallitype, argyrotype, cyanotype...you name it! I've gotten equal excellent results whether I use Inkpress or Pictorico brand films. In comparison, the Arista 5 mil film is bad! It doesn't get as sharp of a print and it sticks badly to archival sleeves. I haven't tried the 7 mil Arista yet, but since the Inkpress is about the same price, why bother? The big advantage of Inkpress over Pictorico at this size is that it's available in these 50 sheet bulk packs, which saves a few extra $, and I've only seen Pictorico in 25 sheet or rolls. When I need to use roll for larger prints, I go with Pictorico, but when I'm doing letter size sheets for 8x10 or smaller, Inkpress is the thrifty choice. Great performance with inexpensive Canon Pixma printers too!

[0.2 lb] I'm using this product in a somewhat unusual way. I cut the sheet into four 10x12 sheets, and then I use two of the smaller sheets on strobes in my Lastolite HiLite to produce a chroma key background. I'm using a CS5 plugin that easily detects and removes the chroma key background and allows a clean substitution with the background of my choosing.

[Not applicable ] I love these negative sleeves! They come with an attached sleeve for your contact sheets. This is convenient both for MAKING your contact sheet, STORAGE of your contact sheet, and for keeping track of your negatives. My only complaint would be that on a few of them (very few, considering I have bought many of these) the seam at the side of the pouch gave way. Other than that, I really love this product. It is a shame that recently I have only been able to find them in packets of 25, rather than 100.

[Plastic] The soft plastic won't scratch sheet film negatives or paper emulsions. The recessed grooves in the bottom allow you grasp the sheets with tongs or gloved fingers easily when they settle. be sure to purchase one size bigger than the sheets or paper you are developing.

[18"] Although I have not used this product yet, I found it to be exactly what I expected. It arrived in perfect condition. The white sheet is translucent and the solid shiny black one has feet to raise it up plus extension legs to put it even higher of of a table. The white sheet does not have these. Their customer service is excellent. I was having trouble peeling the protective backing off of the sheets. The representative suggested ways to do this and also the best ways to store the sheets to keep them from scratching. I wish they made them in larger sizes.

[100] This is probably the best deal on b/w film on the market. 100 sheets of Delta 100 for $129.95, about $1.30 per sheet in other words. Delta 100 is a beautiful fine grain film that will work for practically all application except those that require high speed. Portraits, landscapes are the best use overall.

[90%] I use this paper for making proof sheets of digital photographs for the art gallery I am a member of. The proof sheets are placed in plastic sheet protectors which are in a binder on a pedestal under our wall mounted large screen digital display unit. Visitors to our gallery can watch the digital display and when they want more information about a specific photographer they can flip through the binder to come across that photographers Artist Statement and proof sheet page. This paper looks great and is cost effective.

[Inkjet] This printer can print cut sheets of any size. So far I have printed out plans for a garage using 16.5 x 23.75 cut sheets. Custom settings allows me to practically use and cut sheet 24 or less in width. The 24 roll ordered will not be used until all my cut sheets are used up. The 8.5 x 11 sheet holder is used for maintenance testing the printer head if the printer hasn't been used for a while prior to printing on larger paper formats. It took me many tries to align cut sheets straight enough not to produce errors before printing. I believe I've gotten the hang of it but not yet to mastered it. Very pleased with this printer.

5 Stars. It's what we needed.