Made from a stable polyester material and featuring a clear microporous coating, Transparency Film from Inkpress Media will allow you to create screen positives and negatives using dye- or pigment-based inks. The paper measures 7 mil thick and is useful for creating overhead projections as well as digital negatives for advanced photographic workflows. Additionally, it features a glossy surface.

This transparency film is available here as a 500-pack of 13 x 19" sheets.

Polyester Material    Clear Microporous Coating    Thickness: 7 mil    Surface Finish: Glossy

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this paper be used for foiling?

A: Due to the glossy surface of this paper it would make it hard for the foil to adhere, so I would not recommend it.

Q: 2. Can this be glued to a coroplast board to make signs?

A: Inkpress Media Transparency Film has not been designed to be glued to any surface. There is no guarantee that this will work. A better option would be the Inkpress Media Inkpress Clear Adhesive Film, BH #INACFC20 (https://bhpho.to/3zeZKVD). This already has an adhesive back so it can be attached to almost any surface.

Q: 3. does this film have bond paper rolled behind it?

A: No, this Inkpress Media Transparency Film for Inkjet - 17" Wide Roll - 100' Long, would not have bond paper behind it.

Q: 4. Can these transparency sheets be used with the Canon Pro Pixma 100?

A: Canon devices don't require special ICC printer profiles to print on transparencies. Set the media to “Glossy Photo Paper (II)” or “Photo Paper Pro II” before printing.

Q: 5. Could I write on these transparencies with an erasable marker?

A: Yes, you can use dry erase market on Inkpress Media Transparency Film (17 x 22", 20 Sheets).

Q: 6. Will this work with a HP designjet T920?

A: Yes it is compatible.

Q: 7. Just to make sure.. If I were to print a positive image in b/w, it would produce a negative on the paper correct??

A: That is correct!! Whatever you print on the transparency sheets in black, blocks the light from exposing the paper and will result in white. If you want a positive final print, print a negative onto the transparency film. If you want a negative final print, you should make a positive image on the transparency film. My only warning is I used these for making cyanotypes and the paper is fabulous! But, there's a little bit of a foggy finish on the transparency film but it's not from edge to edge... Maybe a 1/4-1/8 border is not as foggy. So if you were pasting these sheets together to have a larger negative, light will get through the edge of the paper more then the inner print area so just watch out for this, I assume you can cut this away. (I still have to check if this was my printer just printing an entire sheet of gloss or not but that was what I experienced)

Q: 8. what printers do you recommend for printing transparency film (like this)? I want to print art onto transparencies for use as contact media in monotype printmaking. (I am a single artist, wishing to purchase a suitable printer for my home studio.) THANK YOU.

A: 2 printers I would recommend for your purposes are the Canon Pro 10 (CAPP10) and the Epson R3000 (EPSPR3000).

Q: 9. Can these transparency sheets be used with the Epson SureColor P700?

A: The Inkpress Media Transparency Film will print well on the Epson SureColor P700.

Q: 10. CAN I USE EPSON ARTISAN 810 PRINTER ?

A: Unfortunately no, the Epson Artisan 810 does not have a transparent media setting.