Universal Inkjet Transparency Film A4 Clear OHP Sheets Ink Jet Printer Acetate Film Overhead Projector Film Tracing Graphic Design Transparency Paper Printable Sheets Fast Dry 120 Micron (10 Sheets)

Good acetate have used before on my cannon inkjet printer looks a bit cloudy but necessary for the print to adhere , works well , give it a short time to dry before using

Excellent transparency film. I am an illustrator (not an artist) and I use these to produce 10mm and 15mm grids for my light box under my paper with another over the subject photo. Saves lots of time drawing grids on my paper and then trying to erase it. Perfect and they print with perfection from my HP inkjet printer. Just make sure you print on the correct side. If I could give more stars I certainly would but 5 stars says all.

The laserjet version produces a much better quality image, very clear and sharp. I couldn’t get it through the first photocopier I tried (Lexmark) and it jammed in the second until I put it through the side paper tray which worked perfectly. While the negatives are better quality for cyanotype making, they do scratch quite easily and they attract dust so they need to be taken care of. Also, they are very dense and it takes a very long exposure time for the UV light to get through. Ultimately I think these are a better option than the inkjet printers ones but if you are buying them to make digital negatives, be prepared for lots of experimentation.

This product only works with laser printers, so reviews that complain that the ink ran are victims of the printer manufacturer calling their printer "laserjet" when it's a glorified Ink Jet. If your printer has Toner, this is a good product for you, if it has ink, look elsewhere! The sheets generate a lot of static, and cling together so getting them out of the packaging and into the printer dust free is a chore, and if you have more than 1 sheet in the printer tray they will most likely stick together. That's the nature of acetate film, not isolated to this product, which I found great for what I needed to do.

With some adjustament and attached to a common paper sheet I was able to have good results also with my Epson EcoTank printer. So I recommend it.

The first pack I ordered was okay and all sheets were usable. The second pack was a disaster. The sheets had stuck together and it felt like a rigid block of perspex about 5 mm thick. It was foggy and obvious that some adverse chemical change had taken place. I eventually managed to separate the sheets which then became clear but still unusable. Both sides of the transparencies were smooth, there was no rough side, so impossible to find the right side to print on. The third pack I received was unusable also.The sheets were curved, like they had been stored rolled up. They wouldn't go through the printer. I've now decided to pay a bit more to get a better quality product. To be fair to Amazon, they refunded me and didn't want the product returned.

Durability

On the front of the pack it says to print on the rough side. I don't know if it all melted together or what but when I opened it, all the sheets were stuck together. After a bit of fiddling I was able to separate them; only to find that both sides of the sheets were smooth. I thought I'd still try using them but when I printed on them, the ink pooled and all details within the print were lost. The effect was interesting so I left it overnight to dry but it was still wet in the morning. I used a hairdryer on it to try and dry it out but it lost every detail and was still wet. 0/10 tbh