Transparency Film for Inkjet Printer, Overhead Projectors Film, Letter Size, Acetate Sheets for Crafts, 8.5x11 inch 50-Pack

I ordered these to use in a 3 ring binder for crafts. This was exactly what I was hoping for.

I had a project that required a report that showed projected progress over about 2 years and I used these transparency sheets for the report and it turned out amazing! Using my ink jet printer I was able to print out all the stages of the project and had no problems with the print quality, smearing or anything. If you want to make a progression report look amazing try these!

Printed my "Word of the Year" on this using my HP 2132 inkjet printer. It fed through easily, without jamming and printed crystal clear. Once I let it dry for a minute (a good idea with any heavy printing!), I could hold it up and it looked great! I've mounted it on the wall, which gives it a little bit of a 3D look, as it sits slightly off the wall. I can't wait to try it with other art techniques, as well, such as colored pencil. It would look great mounded between 2 sheets of glass in a frame, as well, I'm sure. Very pleased with it!

Whenever I am called upon to make a presentation at my workplace, these transparencies make that job much easier and much more effective.I use them to display/highlight my talking points.These transparencies they arrive in a reclosable plastic package that isn't very sturdy.Might want to put them into something else when you get them.

As a trainer, I needed these to use as printed signs in acrylic stands which works absolutely perfectly!!

Used with my inkjet printer. The ink never dries on this film. Terrible product. 0 stars

but sheer like tissue paper. They did go through my printer without hanging up and they printed well, just not clear transparency like I was expecting.

I acquired these transparencies for use in art projects incorporating UV paints and inks layered over the prints, and they proved to be highly suitable for my needs. The printed images appeared clean and visually pleasing, displaying excellent performance when projected onto the overhead surface.Moreover, the process of applying UV paints and inks onto the printed side was straightforward, even when done unintentionally initially. I found that allowing a mere 10-minute interval between printing and painting kept anything from changing the paint coloring.