Polaroid Printer With White Border

I like the black border rather than the white. It sets the image off better.

Works amazingly well with pogo polaroid printer

Most convenient pack for polaroid printer

If you have not usedHahnemhle Photo Rag before, it is an excellent matte paper. It is thick, luscious, and the rounded corners of these cards give an elegance to the prints made on them. Given the container and the rounded corners, these are meant to be hand held and stored in the metal tin. These make excellent miniature portfolio, gifts, and print sets included in photography packages for weddings, etc. If you intend to frame a print, buy the regularHahnemhle Photo Rag paper. It is cheaper. If you don't need the rounded corners, there is no sense in paying more for them. The other thing to keep in mind is that printing a borderless image on this paper is difficult. On an Epson P600, the paper must be fed through flat as fine art paper rather than through the sheet feeder. Additionally, in order to do borderless prints, the paper must be affixed to and centered on a larger sheet with tape before being fed through the printer. This is quite a hassle, and ink can get on the edges of the paper. Considering how thick this paper is, ink on the edges of the paper only at the rounded corners can be distracting and look unprofessional when the prints are handheld. I personally leave a white border on all images printed on this paper. Because these cards are meant to be handheld, the white border removes the distraction of the world behind the image when the print is being viewed. Additionally, the white border reduces the likelihood of someone touching the surface of the paper above the image, as the people viewing your cards will not always handle them as carefully as you do. I do not print larger than 5x7 on these cards. I resize all aspect ratios to fit within the constraint of a centered 5x7 image area with excellent results.

I shoot mainly with a Leica M10 Monochrom and print on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000, so other equipment may yield different results. However, this is absolutely my favorite photo paper for black and white prints. If you use the same printer, be aware that the PRO-1000 will try to force a large border for this particular paper (it does not for the pro lustre or glossy versions). I use the 8 1/2 x 11 and print 6x9 for most of my prints using the 35mm aspect ratio, and am super happy with the results as the printer wants 1 border minimum. For large prints, I also purchased the 13x19 size paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that this polaroid film is something different than the normal white kind. My photos look more interesting and I like the way it looks hung up on my wall. Would recommend for any kind of street or architecture photography

I use them with my digital polaroid They are small, compact, and good quality I would love them to have a white frame but they don't

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Black and white photos are so awesome. Add a Polaroid to it, and you have a bomb . com picture. I absolutely love how easy and clear they turn put. Easy and functional.

Just got a Mint Polaroid Camera and some Color and Black and White Film. What a nice change from shooting. I will never give up me d500's. But this is a different kind of art.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had never tried black and white film for my Polaroid and the pictures came out so cute! The black and white isn’t overwhelming one way or another!