would color images come out ok on this paper?
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I can not guarantee how color images will come out on this paper. It will depend on the printer. Feel free to message us to get a sample to test print. Thanks
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It highly depends on the printer. If you print at home, you might not be as happy with the color compared to having printing done professionally. This paper is coated, so colors won't be as saturated. I hope that makes sense!
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It will work exactly for that purpose. However you need to be very careful that there are no shadows or bright spots on the paper when you photograph your subject or it will be difficult to mask out the green without accidentally removing some of your subject. Imaging and 'dark green' shadows or 'light green / white' spots caused by lighting wont actually be 'green' when you try to chromakey the photograph
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Not if you use a textured paper. I would not recommend smooth illustration board.
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Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
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I've done photos for a club newspaper on letter size paper. They turn out fine, a little darker than on the screen.
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I have not tried it for that. Honestly, I was very disappointed with the poor resolution when I printed a folded full card that I have not used it since. My intent was to create the cards and then send to UPS for professional color printing on card stock. The cards printed that way are only about $1.50 each so I thought it was a great alternative... but the quality just was not there... the wording was not crisp but rather blurred.
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Yes if you want to have it like that or you can make your image have a color background before you print it out
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Pretty similar - I think if you printed on high quality paper, the difference would be very small. On regular paper, a color rich picture has that sort of heavy feel of ink on it....but the quality is high in any case.
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I have not tried to print color pictures on both sides, so I don't know what the results would be. But, if you hold the paper up to the light, (with the print facing the light) you will see the print through the blank side.
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I have printed from the camera using ones saved on my. Computer. Should be fine. Love the camera.
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In all cases, the polymer style transfer paper will show the color of the shirt through and will make the colours in the image skew. If you use dark colours in the image this will be less. These transfer papers are best on white fabric.
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Yes. Under properties is a box for grayscale printing. This should render color documents in grayscale. Obviously if the document is not in color the printer prints black and white. It does have multiple settings. Be sure to do test prints prior to any large job.
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I use glossy paper for photos. When you select glossy paper you'll see and advisory that duplex printing can cause paper jams with that paper. Otherwise it works wonderfully.
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Depends on how you qualify working. Will print but colorprofile will not be correct. Tends to be overly saturated and dark. Not worth it IMHO
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Hi Judith, the color printing is pretty good for home & personal use. But if you want really true colors, then it's not that great.
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That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.
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I have never attempted to use anything other than paper. You probably should check with Epson.