Photo Papers

Transfer T-Shirt Photo Paper Black A4 (21x30) 140gr/m² for Printers Inkjet 5 Sheets Code: 105987240

Canson offers the ideal photographic paper for your printing needs. The size of the paper is A4 (21x30), perfect for all types of printing programs. Particularly suitable for Inkjet printers, this...

Canson offers the ideal photographic paper for your printing needs. The size of the paper is A4 (21x30), perfect for all types of printing programs. Particularly suitable for Inkjet printers, this specific paper features Inkjet printing technology, ensuring flawless quality in the prints.

The paper has a weight of 140gr/m², providing an ideal balance between...

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Reviews (7)

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  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 1
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  • The paper doesn't jam during printing
  • Paper quality
  • Color reproduction in printing
  • Value for money
  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    I don't understand how all the positive reviews came about; someone should make a tutorial. I did everything as literally as I could. My iron doesn't have a temperature indicator, so I set it to the highest setting, where the cotton and linen settings are, as they say. That's the only unclear point. The result: some parts peel off completely, some only on the surface (the image remains covered), and some as they should. With steady pressure. Don't take “peel off completely” to mean it's wrong. It's just that in the attempt before last, the paper wasn't separating from the image anywhere, so in the last one I tried using less time.
    I found only one trick: soaking it in water and rubbing off the coating, once it's stuck on well.
    Update: in the end, the coating doesn't come off completely even that way. The design underneath remains blurry. I ruined three tops. Money down the drain.

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  • marakifer
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    While the process didn't give me any trouble and resulted in a good outcome, on the first wash, it developed cracks all over. And I followed the washing instructions to the letter, including the instructions for proper imprinting of the design

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  • 5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    Amazing quality product! Highly recommended!

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  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    • The paper doesn't jam during printing
    • Paper quality
    • Color reproduction in printing
    • Value for money
  • I don't understand how all the positive reviews came about; someone should make a tutorial. I did everything as literally as I could. My iron doesn't have a temperature indicator, so I set it to the highest setting, where the cotton and linen settings are, as they say. That's the only unclear point. The result: some parts peel off completely, some only on the surface (the image remains covered), and some as they should. With steady pressure. Don't take “peel off completely” to mean it's wrong. It's just that in the attempt before last, the paper wasn't separating from the image anywhere, so in the last one I tried using less time.
    I found only one trick: soaking it in water and rubbing off the coating, once it's stuck on well.
    Update: in the end, the coating doesn't come off completely even that way. The design underneath remains blurry. I ruined three tops. Money down the drain.

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    0
  • While the process didn't give me any trouble and resulted in a good outcome, on the first wash, it developed cracks all over. And I followed the washing instructions to the letter, including the instructions for proper imprinting of the design

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • Amazing quality product! Highly recommended!

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Description & Specifications

Canson offers the ideal photographic paper for your printing needs. The size of the paper is A4 (21x30), perfect for all types of printing programs. Particularly suitable for Inkjet printers, this specific paper features Inkjet printing technology, ensuring flawless quality in the prints.

The paper has a weight of 140gr/m², providing an ideal balance between durability and ease of use. The package includes 5 sheets, perfect for a variety of projects and creative applications, while the paper type is transfer paper, suitable for heat transfers.

  • Size: A4 (21x30)
  • Printing Technology: Inkjet
  • Weight: 140gr/m²
  • Number of Sheets: 5
  • Paper Type: Transfer paper

Manufacturer

Product Number
105987240
Size
A4 (21x30)
Printing Technology
Inkjet
Weight
140 gr/m²
Number of Sheets
5 Sheets
Paper Type
Transfer Paper
Sticker
-

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Reviews (7)

  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 2
Review this product
  • The paper doesn't jam during printing
  • Paper quality
  • Color reproduction in printing
  • Value for money
  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    I don't understand how all the positive reviews came about; someone should make a tutorial. I did everything as literally as I could. My iron doesn't have a temperature indicator, so I set it to the highest setting, where the cotton and linen settings are, as they say. That's the only unclear point. The result: some parts peel off completely, some only on the surface (the image remains covered), and some as they should. With steady pressure. Don't take “peel off completely” to mean it's wrong. It's just that in the attempt before last, the paper wasn't separating from the image anywhere, so in the last one I tried using less time.
    I found only one trick: soaking it in water and rubbing off the coating, once it's stuck on well.
    Update: in the end, the coating doesn't come off completely even that way. The design underneath remains blurry. I ruined three tops. Money down the drain.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • marakifer
    1
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    While the process didn't give me any trouble and resulted in a good outcome, on the first wash, it developed cracks all over. And I followed the washing instructions to the letter, including the instructions for proper imprinting of the design

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    Amazing quality product! Highly recommended!

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

  • This review is about the number of sheets: 10 Sheets

    • The paper doesn't jam during printing
    • Paper quality
    • Color reproduction in printing
    • Value for money
  • I don't understand how all the positive reviews came about; someone should make a tutorial. I did everything as literally as I could. My iron doesn't have a temperature indicator, so I set it to the highest setting, where the cotton and linen settings are, as they say. That's the only unclear point. The result: some parts peel off completely, some only on the surface (the image remains covered), and some as they should. With steady pressure. Don't take “peel off completely” to mean it's wrong. It's just that in the attempt before last, the paper wasn't separating from the image anywhere, so in the last one I tried using less time.
    I found only one trick: soaking it in water and rubbing off the coating, once it's stuck on well.
    Update: in the end, the coating doesn't come off completely even that way. The design underneath remains blurry. I ruined three tops. Money down the drain.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • While the process didn't give me any trouble and resulted in a good outcome, on the first wash, it developed cracks all over. And I followed the washing instructions to the letter, including the instructions for proper imprinting of the design

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • Amazing quality product! Highly recommended!

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • 0
  • 0
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