FUJIFILM Excellight Display Film (54.0"x98.4') is an inkjet-printable film that is compatible with both solvent-based and UV-curable ink systems. The film is designed to be used with backlighting. Unlike other backlit film, you can save energy by keeping the backlighting off during the day without compromising your display's readability.

Inkjet Printable    Designed To Be Front-Lit Or Backlit    For Solvent-Based & UV-Curable Ink

High density image quality for both backlit and reflective displays

Flexibility to use with either solvent-based or UV curable inkjet printing systems

Excellent heat and humidity resistance

Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) film base is more environmentally friendly than Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) alternatives

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use a YN560-TX Wireless Flash Controller with two YN560 iv flashes would this set up all work together with a sony alpha 65?

A: This would not be recommended for Sony as it is not set up to communicate with Sony cameras and would not allow wireless commands to transmit to the flashes. For Sony, a better choice would be the Godox wireless flash system. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1341882-REG/godox_tt685s_ttl_camera_speedlite.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1341960-REG/godox_x1t_s_ttl_remote_controller.html

Q: 2. Could you connect a printer to your computer via the monitor's USB-A jack? Would that work?

A: Yes, you can connect a printer to your computer via the USB-hub on this ASUS ProArt Display PA248CRV 24.1" HDR Monitor.

Q: 3. Does the YN560-IV flash work with sony ar7 without adaptor? Also, I'm interested in using it together with two other manually controlled flashes, so would it work if I use a RF603 mounted in my radio slave to control all three, including the YN560-IV? If so, what RF603 model should I buy?

A: As the Sony Alpha a7R Mirrorless Digital Camera has a Multi-Interface hot shoe, which is similar in size to the standard ISO hot shoe, the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite should be able to connect directly to the hot shoe on the a7R's hot shoe. The Yongnuo RF-603C II Wireless Flash Trigger Kit for Canon 2.5mm Connection, B&H # YORF603IIC1, may also be used on the Sony Alpha a7R Mirrorless Digital Camera. You may connect one to your camera's hot shoe, and it can trigger the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlites wirelessly. If your other manual flashes are not the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite or do not have Yongnuo's radio remote built into the flash itself, then the other off-camera flashes would also require the Yongnuo RF-603C II for your needs.

Q: 4. Can I silkscreen translucent inks onto this substrate?

A: This is designed for inkjet printing. You would need to test it to see how it works with silkscreen translucent inks.

Q: 5. I already own YN-622N i-TTL (transceiver and TX control kit) and I use it with my YN685 Speedlight. My question is, If I want to use both flashes do I have to buy any additional trigger/ transceiver to be used with the YN-560-IV?

A: It's very easy to do. Just your flashes can see each other. You should choose the right channel, for example, s1, and when one flash works with the trigger, the other one can be connected by an optical slave.

Q: 6. I have a Cano EOS 6D & 5D mk IIII am interested in a set of 8 flashes to work in 3 groupsThe Wireless Speedlite Transmitter YN-E3-RT support the Yongnuo YN560-IV on any of my cameras??

A: Yes it should work as a mnanual slave in one of the 3 groups

Q: 7. will this flash work on a panasonic fz1000?

A: Yes, this flash will be compatible with the Panasonic FZ1000, as it is a fully manual flash.

Q: 8. Can this be used with a third party receiver and trigger, ie. Paul C. Buff CyberSync?

A: Unfortunately no, the Yongnuo flashes cannot be triggered by other brands of triggers. In most cases, flash triggers are brand specific only.

Q: 9. does this flash have high speed sync?

A: High speed sync is determined by the camera's capability. This flash has the ability to fire up to 1/20000.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with canon R6 ?

A: Yes, the YN560-IV will work with the Canon EOS R6. It is a universal non-TTL-enabled flash, meaning it will be fully manual and trigger via the center pin (and via an off-shoe cord or wireless trigger if used off-camera).