Mike Harrison wrote:
> Forget fancy films - use tracing paper - at least 90GSM weight so it does=
n't crinkle. =


Ah, but I like my li'l ol' inkjet. 2400DPI black, and the pigment black =

ink seems to block almost all UV. Even on a 960-second exposure it's =

visible right to step 1 (clear plastic) on the step-wedge.

I'll see about getting some tracing paper  from Ryman's tomorrow -- =

seems like it might be worth a try at least. I'm willing to bet the =

Kyocera still won't put down a decent layer of toner though, but the =

inkjet should (hopefully) do a reasonable job.

I'm actually trying to get my paws on some 3M CG6000 "Universal OHP =

Transparency Film" to play with as well... it's a shade under half the =

price of the JetStar Premium stuff and looks like it might be suitable =

for UV work. 60p per A4 sheet I can live with, =A31.60 a sheet is a wee =

bit OTT. Plus it's specced to work in both laser and inkjet printers... =

win-win.

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Phil.
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