Custom Check Printing

Check you fix! I use hypo check at the beginning of every printing session, and same for when I'm about to process film. Don't try to print with dead fix!

use it with the 3880 nice one very interesting effect for custom printing

Was going to have a custom case made but was recommended yo check this one out. Perfect for either of the two poles I typically travel with. It's a little long but so far I've had no trouble with it in the overheads.

Someone wrote a review saying it wouldn't work with an Eos R . You need to go into custom settings and check Release shutter without lens so the camera works with manual focus lenses.

I have tried every White Balance tool on the market and I always come back to this one. It's convenient, easy to use and easy to store. I use it to both check exposure and to custom white balance. I have all 3 sizes and I prefer the 24 for every day use.

Great for use to check slides or negatives for dust before scanning and printing in the darkroom.

Use for in studio custom printing. Great color, amazing B&W, love the luster finish.

Ive been searching for a higher grade of paper to do custom black and white printing with. This fills the bill. It has rich blacks and holds detail well in the highlights. Yes, if you ask, I will recommend it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Printing on this paper made my designs and emblems really stand out on the custom wreathes I made.

I've tried several brands of discs for custom printing and found these to be best for my use. Some discs are not true 'hub' printable even though they are advertised as such. The hub is either clear or it stands out in the printing. I prefer to print right to the center, which is sometimes necessary due to a large amount of content. B & H serves me well.