Laminating Sheet Sizes

Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

one can only buy the paper in 10 sheet sizes and it is difficult to find and expensive...life German papers. there is a rumor they sell the paper in 100 foot rolls but is it the same paper as we have in the sheets? With the Canon printers this is the best paper i have tried.

I love this product especially for black and white photographs. But even the color is great. Just last week I presented a customer their image on three different media. Hands down they picked Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper. Of the other two media tested one was less expensive and looked it. The other was considerably more expensive. I might add, I bought the 24 wide x 100' long roll although I prefer sheet cut sizes because they have no curl. But the price per square foot made it a clear choice. To fix this problem I have set up a long, flat table top with a wide cutting mat. With the paper on my handmade spool rack I draw out a long sheet on my clean flat table, carefully weighted down for no slippage. With a good steel 28 straight edge I cut 17 x24 sheets. Then I place them in a clean photo paper box with enough clean, same sized card board so the closed box is full and tight. As I use some from the top I cut some more and place them on the bottom. That way as they rotate up I lose most if not all the curl. It works for me. Of course I can cut other sizes as needed also. Great paper. Good Luck, Paul

I use German Etching in several sheet sizes and 17 inch rolls for my color photographic prints, mainly bird portraits and occasional landscapes. Rendition of colors is great, and capture of detail is surprisingly good for a paper meant to emulate water color paper. I recently switched from Hahnemuhle William Turner paper because German etching doesn't have a flake-prone granular surface like WT. Viewers often mistake the prints for paintings, I process in Adobe Lightroom and print on a Canon Pro 2000 printer.

I have old photos that are many different sizes. This binder box gives me the flexibility to use any kind of sheet protector that goes into a regular 3-ring binder. Plus I get the extra protection of a closed storage box for any oversized loose pictures that don't fit into the sheet protectors.

It's really great that we continue to have film available in large sheet sizes in this digital era. I've been using this film on sets that are dimly lit intentionally, so Portra 400's versatility and push-ability makes this an ideal product for me. I still feel that the textures and details that get captured in a shot on 8x10 is unmatched by digital means.

This is great for a school setting, or anywhere that has a laminating machine. I could see the posters getting messed up if you hang it up as is, but after being laminated its just fine.

This is a smooth, sturdy paper, and I am pleased with the printing results. It's a bright white paper, which is perfect for my laminating projects.

Was nervous a bit because I was laminating by hand using an iron!!! This stuff is amazing. Rather pricey though. I am in Mxico and i was charged 1085 pesos for import and duty fees on top of what I paid for the product.

Easy to use and white as a sheet.