This 10-sheet pack of 8.5 x 11" Metallic Canvas from Inkpress Media features a 35% cotton & 65% polyester base with a 450 gsm weight, 22 mil thickness, and brightness of 90%. This makes it heavy, durable paper and it features a metallic surface finish. This instant drying and water resistant finish provides a metallic sheen to the image for a unique look.

35% Cotton & 65% Polyester Base    Weight: 450 gsm    Thickness: 22 mil    Brightness: 90%    Instant Drying    Water Resistant    Surface Finish: Metallix

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which side do you print on? Crease on the printed side or fold on the printed side?

A: Inkpress Media Archival Greeting Cards are dual sided so you can print on both sides.

Q: 2. I can't find ACD Chemistry. So should I use film developer or paper developer with this film?

A: As the Regent Royal Film Regent Royal Hard Dot Camera Film (8 x 10 , 50 Sheets) is negative film designed for use in 8 x 10 cameras, you would use film developer, such as Kodak's or Photographers' Formulary's D-76 film developer to process the film.

Q: 3. what is the thickness and/or weight of the paper?

A: The weight of the Inkpress Media Archival Greeting Cards 7x10" Scored (20 Sheets) is 215 gsm and the thickness is 12 mil / 0.3 mm.

Q: 4. There's no notches on this film. How do you know which side is the emulsion side? Or does it not matter for this film?

A: The emulsion side of Inkpress Media Regent Royal Hard Dot Camera Film (4 x 5", 50 Sheets) typically has a dully, matte finish.

Q: 5. had success printing on Canon Pro-100? if so, what settings?

A: The papers in this pck are the InkPress Duo Matte 80. I would check Inkpress website for their profile recommendations on this paper for the Canon Pro 100. Otherwise I would use the Canon Matte Paper settings.

Q: 6. what is the ISO of the film?

A: The manufacture does not have that information. It is camera speed line andhalftone film designed for rapid access processing.For camera:Line Exposure - scale 1:1 - f22Exposure Time - 8 sExp. Through Back - 20s

Q: 7. Can this be used in a laserjet printer?

A: Don't use in laserjet! It is not made to withstand the heat, but more importantly, it is so much more expensive than film made for laserjet printers. Go to an office supply store and buy avery or 3M film made specifically for laser printers or photocopiers (can be used interchangeably).

Q: 8. Does anyone know if these cards are suitable for fountain pen ink? I'd like to print my own picture on the outside and write greetings on the inside with my fountain pens.

A: Yes, the Inkpress Media Archival Greeting Cards 7x10" Scored (100 Sheets) can be written on with a fountain pen.

Q: 9. Will this fit in standard 4x5 film holders?

A: The Inkpress Media Regent Royal Hard Dot Camera Film (4 x 5", 50 Sheets) will fit in a standard 4x5 film holder.

Q: 10. I purchased these cards but cannot print them on my Epson R2000. I have talked with the Epson people and they were unable to help me. Any suggestions?

A: I use Microsoft Word, set the page size for 7 wide and 10 tall, insert photos on the front cover and save it as Card Front. I then start another Word document, type out the inside and save it as Card Inside. After adjusting my printer tray for a 7 X 10 sheet,I then print out the Card Front , flip the printed card back into the printer and print out the Inside on the opposite side of the card. Works for me