Transparency Film for Inkjet Printers 30 Sheets Transparency Paper Sheets for Overhead Projector 100% Clear 8.5 x 11 Inches

Excellent and worked perfectly for what we needed. Work great in the printer. Smear resistance.

I am making transparencies for 1st grade students to use on an old overhead projector as they retell stories we have read in the classroom.To print on transparencies I'm using my inkjet printer, EPSON ET-2550. I go to "Print Settings" and in the Media Type box I select "Premium Photo Paper Glossy." For Print Quality I selected " Quality". I find these settings are a huge factor in the quality of my prints! (Choosing "High or Best Quality" seems to lay down too much ink and takes longer to dry. I'm still experimenting with that though.)TIPS:The transparencies are near impossible to tell the front from the back. There is a very subtle texture difference from the front and back of the transparencies. The cellophane package, the transparencies are wrapped in, has a sticker that says "printed side" indicating which side of transparencies to print on. Take note of that side! I left them in the cellophane package until I am ready to print so I won't mistaken the front from the back. (The side used for printing and holding the ink has an ever so slightly texture feel. The only way I can detect this texture is to run a felt tip sharpie pen across the transparency film - I can feel the difference in the way the felt tip sharpie pen glides across the film. There may be other ways to feel the difference - but this is what I find works for me.)When the film first comes out of the printer the ink is slightly wet. Do not let the freshly printed transparency film stack up on top of each other in the output tray of printer. (Which I did at first and the ink did spear.) As soon as one transparency film is printed I take it out of tray and set it aside to dry.I notice the longer the printed transparency film dryes or "sets" the sharper the image gets. The ones I printed last night feel very dry to the touch and I can now stack them on top of each other to store. I actually left them out to dry overnight. I'm not sure if that was over doing it - but I want to be sure they are dry before I stack them to store. I have rubbed on the printed images I printed last night and they are not spearing and the ink seems to be there to stay.I hope my experience with this product helps you. I will have to update this review once our 1st graders put them through further testing!

Nice film sheets. I haven’t used them. I was going to make something for Christmas like the handmade picture bulbs, but didn’t get a chance to, but will update when I do use them, but they are really nice and thick and sturdy.

I got these to test out for screen printing emulsion. A few sheets have fed throgh rough and get jammed in the inkjet printer. If I help it feed the sheet through it seems to do much better. Print quality is really good on these. I will be trying some more but so far I am happy with them and will continue using.

By far the best clear transparent paper I’ve used. The texture and the quality are great. It’s very non costly easy to use. The ink dries quick and smearing isn’t a problem.

Perfect for what I needed

I use these to check on the accuracy of portraits I'm painting. Mark them with an extra fine Sharpie over the original enlarged photo, place on top of the painting, and make sure everything lines up. Perfect for my purposes.

I'm not sure how long it took to dry and quit smudging, Hours, definitely. 24 hours after printing it was finally dry and stable. I printed on the side indicated in the package on a Brother ink jet in black and white. Printer was set for transparencies, normal quality and I printed directly from Adobe Illustrator (a printout on paper was crisp, sharp and the ink was black).On the transparency, the ink had a reddish cast and the lines were spotty and uneven. (see photo).Took less of my time than inking by hand, but the quality is definitely worse.