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Kodak Rapid-dry Photographic Satin Paper (42" X 100')

Product Code: ga60004
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Create professional prints that dry quickly with this 42" x 100' roll of Rapid-Dry Photographic Satin Paper from Kodak. This 8 mil-thick roll of paper has a satin-luster finish with a wide color gamut in addition to a whiteness rating of 107% and an opacity rating of 90%. A porous coating enables ink to dry fast on this paper, which leads to less smearing and wasted paper.

Resin-Coated Photo Paper Basis Weight: 190gsm Thickness: 8 mil Whiteness: 107% Opacity: 90% Rapid Drying Surface Finish: Satin

Parameters
Item Type	1x Paper Roll
Size	42" x 100' / 106.68 cm x 30.48 m
Surface Finish	Luster
Basis Weight	190 gsm / 128 lb
Thickness	8 mil / 203.2 µm
Materials	Alpha Cellulose
Single/Double-Sided	Single
Core Size	2" / 5.1 cm
Whiteness	107%
Opacity	90%
Packaging Info
Package Weight	16.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	44 x 5 x 5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this print regular photograph prints on photo paper? How does ink do on this printer?

A: Yes, this paper is designed for printing photographs as well as for desktop publishing, graphic art reproduction, posters, and proofing.

Q: 2. Will this paper HP Universal Instant dry Satin Photo Paper work on an Epson Stylus pro 7880 printer?

A: As long as it will fit in the printer it will work. You might have to update some icc profiles if your colors aren't quite right. I've literally used about a hundred rolls in both a HP and Canon wide format printer. It's my favorite roll photo paper to use.

Q: 3. Is this paper acid free?

A: Yes, this roll of paper would be acid free.

Q: 4. will it work with my if 6400S?

A: Yes it is compatible with the Canon ipf 6400S printer.

Q: 5. Does this paper work with the picks pro 200?

A: The Canon Satin Photographic Paper (200 gsm, 17"x100' Roll) will not fit in the Canon Pro200 printer unless it is trimmed down to 13 inches wide and 39 inches or less.

Q: 6. Are there 2 rolls in the case?

A: The Kodak PROFESSIONAL Lustre Inkjet Photo Dry Lab Paper (5" x 213' Roll) B&H # KOKPRO565LU includes 1 roll.

Q: 7. What canon printers will this work with

A: The Canon Satin Photographic Paper (200 gsm, 17"x100' Roll), B&H # CASPP17100, will be compatible with printers that supports 8 mil of thickness and a 2 inch core size.

Q: 8. Will the print fade on this paper?

A: Overtime the image would fade, to add to the longevity. Keep out of direct sunlight

Q: 9. Is the back of the paper blank and without the Canon logo?

A: There is no Canon name/logo on this paper.

Q: 10. Can we use this paper with our Canon Pro-4000?

A: Using the Canon Pro -4000, you would be able to use this HP Paper, but you would not have the ICC profiles for the printer/paper. So you would have to use a different profile.

Anonymous	09/09/2024
This poster paper works great with my poster maker. I really like that they don't put tape on the roll itself. They use a piece a paper to wrap around the roll, so I'm not wasting paper cutting the tape off like other companies do with their poster paper rolls that I've ordered from. 5

Michael	01/09/2024
This is my go to media for my photographic prints. The Canon profiles are solid, the 240 gsm thickness makes it easy to mount to foam core and it has just been a stellar paper to work with. 5

Joseph	21/07/2024
It is a really nice paper for photos. 5

Chris	15/07/2024
I recently purchased the Canon Pro-2100 and this was my first experience. I have printed photos from 8x10 to 11x17 so far and the images are amazing. This was a great choice for me. 5

Kim	05/06/2024
Have printed on smaller sheets of Canon's Glossy Photo paper for quite a few years. Just recently got the IPF5100 Canon printer. Printed some 17 in panoramas recently, and they look great. I'm very happy with the results. They look great. 5

Poster Printing	06/04/2024
I use this paper for printing posters 18x24 and 24x36 on the Canon iPF670. The results are outstanding. A lot of the posters I print have full color backgrounds and I was getting banding on Canon non photo papers. I tried the glossy photo paper and was amazed at the difference. The backgrounds were solid and continuous no banding at all. The paper is thick/heavy enough to resist tears from normal handling and has a nice professional feel to it. This paper is slightly transparent. You can see stuff under it trough the paper so I always proof posters by laying them down on a piece of white foam board. This could possibly change the look of the printed piece, color wise, if light is behind it such as displaying a poster in a window. 5