This 24" x 50' #848 GamColor Bonus Blue Filter Roll from Gam is a color effects filter commonly used in stage and screen. The filter has a highly heat-resistant, deep-dyed polyester base with a 480 degree melting point. The labor-intensive deep dye process yields a much more stable and long lasting filter than surface-coated filters thanks to the inclusion of UV inhibitors in the manufacturing process.

Deep-Dyed Polyester Base    High Temperature Resistance    Melting Point of 480°    Durable, Not Surface Coated    Highly Fade Resistant

Because it is deep dyed, the color will not scratch off the surface and is optically clear

The clear polyester base is highly resistant to tears, punctures, cracking, and deterioration in high heat applications

The chemical process ensures that the colors will be clean and clear with excellent transmission and consistency

GamColor quality control includes constant monitoring, from raw material to finished product

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What surface texture does it have--smooth, textured?

A: This is a smooth paper

Q: 2. Can these remotes trigger a remote camera from another camera? No need for flash, i would just like to have a second angle captured from my camera on hand. Similar to a lot of sports photography.

A: David is exactly right. A note: if you are only triggering a remote camera with no flash, setting the remote FlexTT5 to Basic Trigger mode is recommended. It will give you faster triggering. Also, setting the camera to manual focus, manual exposure, and setting the ISO will give you the best results.

Q: 3. Weight?

A: I believe it is 340gsm

Q: 4. Is the printable surface on the outside or on the inside of the roll, and is the curl difficult to handle?

A: The printable side is on the inside of the roll and it is easy do flatten the print.

Q: 5. Do you have an ICC profile code for this paper? I am using an Epson SureColor P400.

A: The manufacturer has not put pt ICC profiles on this paper for the P400. You can find older profiles here a href= http://www.inkpresspaper.com/profiles.asp?PaperID=57 target= _blank http://www.inkpresspaper.com/profiles.asp?PaperID=57/a as well as reaching out to them, They maybe able to create one for you.

Q: 6. does this paper fold without cracking? I would like to use it for a long concertina book and have been trying to find an art paper that won't crack when folded?

A: The problem you're having is that you want to fold against the paper's grain, as I assume your long length is coming out of the 50' dimension of the roll. Any inkjet paper will crack to some degree. You should be able to mitigate this by scoring the paper before folding, using a tool designed for such (google: paper scoring tool), or in a pinch use a ruler and paper clip. You want to put the score on the side of the paper away from direction of fold (not on the inside the fold).Alternatively, you could consider getting a 36 or 44 roll and cutting the strip you want to inkjet out of this roll (assuming 36 or 44 would be long enough for your brochure?). This would mean you'd be folding with the paper's grain anyway, though you'd probably still want to score the paper before folding anyway just to help.

Q: 7. Is this the same as the Signature Worthy paper?

A: Yes! this is 1 out of the 7 Signature Worthy Paper of the Epson sample Pack.

Q: 8. Hi, I'm looking for a roll paper comparable to Epson Velvet Fine Art paper. Is Epson Legacy Textured paper comparable?

A: The Legacy textured Paper is much heavier & not exactly the same. I would recommend the "Moab Somerset Enhanced Velvet 255" follow this link https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=velvet%20fine%20art&filters=fct_brand_name%3Amoab%2Cfct_category%3Aroll_paper_19443%2Cfct_weight_3617%3A255gsm

Q: 9. will it work with either Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Inkjet Printer or Epson Stylus Photo 1400?

A: To make sure if the Epson Cold Press Natural Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) will work with either of these printers, you can go the Epson website and look for the ICC Profiles for your printers.

Q: 10. Will this material work on HP latex like 700 W?

A: The Canson Infinity Platine Fibre Rag 310 paper base meet the requirement of ISO 9706, is optimized for pigmented inks, and compatible with dye inks but is not recommended for HP latex.