Face Sticker Prints

The picture prints right out. The film has a back that can peal off so the picture can be a sticker if you want.

I love how it can also be a sticker and it prints so efficiently and quick!

The paper is great, but make sure where you want the picture if you use it as a sticker-it will not be removed easily. It prints well and clear with no smudging.

Have gone through several of these so far. Prints bright and vibrant output that my customers love. Primera's new sticker material is a huge hit as is the magnetic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love how easy it is to use and the great sticker prints it makes! We bought extra paper so everyone got a chance to enjoy taking all the pics they wanted.

Need the sticker type.

I absolutely love Epson's Velvet Fine Art Paper for the work I do. Because the paper absorbs ink, images made on Velvet have a perceptible depth to them, much like my platinum prints from film. Also, this paper yields beautiful, velvety (appropriately enough) blacks and vivid colors. I use it for landscape photography, as well as portraiture and still lifes, and it makes a beautiful base for black and white prints, giving them a completely different feel from those make on glossy paper. The paper has a subtle texture that's not at all obtrusive and actually accentuates most prints. The only downside to this paper is that there's not an obvious face or back side, but it must be printed on the face side. I keep track by only removing one sheet at a time from the inner package and keeping it with the seal side up, which means the face side is always up, too.

I really enjoy using this paper. I did a test strip and noticed that it was very forgiving in terms of what was acceptable and in range for a good print. It is a little soft, maybe not as punchy as the Ilford alternative, but I also didn't use any filters. Its a glossy finish but not overkill. Prints curled a bit when dried face up and less when dried face down. I really like the results I got from this paper and happily rate it 5/5. I have posted some example prints.. photos taken using a sp500 and Takumar 55 f2, prints made using a Rodagon 80mm enlarging lens and intrepid enlarging kit.

Safely transporting my 10x14 enlargements to customers had been problematic. They are mounted on foam core board with eyelet hangers on the back so the photos had to be carried face to face....enter the archival tissue! It is just thick enough to cushion between the prints without adding lots of bulk. So far so good...all prints have reached their destination in perfect condition.

I use the sticker on my phone. It bonded quite well to the case and is unobtrusive.