Designed for optimum performance from large digital systems, the Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Super Type CN Paper from FUJIFILM produces bright, crisp commercial prints from laser printers and other digital exposure systems with impressive color image stability. The paper is ideal for meeting professional photographers' needs for exhibitions advertising and other commercial photo applications. The paper delivers rich tonal gradation, vivid color reproduction, exceptional sharpness, and outstanding color stability.

For Wide Format Laser Printers    High D-Max for Deep, Rich Blacks    Saturated Color Reproduction    Excellent Contrast with Ideal Gradation    Color Fidelity and Longevity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this roll work with Epson 7900 Stylus Pro?

A: The Fujifilm Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper Super Type PD would not be compatible with the Epson Stylus Pro 7900 Printer. This Fujifilm paper is, essentially, a darkroom paper. If you are looking for a 24 roll of paper with a Luster Finish for the 7900, you could checkout the Epson Ultra Premium Luster Archival Photo Inkjet Paper.

Q: 2. Can this be used in a Canon TS9020?

A: Yes, the Canon PIXMA TS9020 Wireless All-in-One Inkjet Printer supports the square 5 x 5" paper size of the Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II (5 x 5").

Q: 3. Can I use this paper for an HP color laserjet? I have problems when using inkjet paper on this laserjet.

A: No, Inkjet photo paper would not work on a laserjet printer.

Q: 4. What is the old number designation for this tripod?

A: When I first purchased this item it was a Bogen 3258. I don't know if Manfrotto temporality kept the old designation or not.

Q: 5. What is the ISO rating of this paper? I would like to shoot directly to this paper in a pinhole camera.

A: Because this is paper used for printing archival photos from a machine such as a Frontier 330, there is no direct way to measure the ISO of this paper.

Q: 6. What do I need to buy to shoot overhead with this tripod (which extension arm and any other necessary brackets, etc.)? Thanks so much.

A: There are several options for shooting overhead such as this Manfrotto arm: B&H # MA131DB MFR # 131DB https://bhpho.to/3rRQoZ9 You will beed a head if you choose the Manfrotto arm. Another option is this Photek arm which incudes a head: B&H # PHT2500 MFR # TRI-X-2500 https://bhpho.to/3sRwcIg The Photek arm extends to 32 inches which is about 8 inches longer than the Manfrotto arm.

Q: 7. Does this tripod come with a panning arm that allows you to move camera/iPad to pan a game?

A: These are just tripod legs, you will still need a pan head to attach. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2NDq8jH

Q: 8. which dolly can I use with these legs?

A: Sorry, but I never use a dolly with this tripod.

Q: 9. Can you mount an iPad to the top of this trip-pod?

A: Yes, one can mount an iPad onto the Manfrotto 161MK2B Super Professional Tripod Mk2. The top of the center column in that tripod is a 3/8th inch mount. Many iPad connecting heads are available. One that will fit right on top would be the IK Multimedia iKlip 3 Video Universal Camera Stand Tripod Mount for Tablets::https://bhpho.to/2Wi1qu4

Q: 10. Is the geared post also a larger diameter (sturdier) than the 475B model?

A: Yes, the geared post is also larger/sturdier to accomodate heavier loads than the 475b model.