can i use this paper in an older SX-70
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Believe it or not, I own an SX-70. And, no you cannot. The technology used in the Polaroid M230 uses heat to create the picture (much like a P-Touch Labeler only the Polaroid can create more than black on white because of the mixture of chemicals used in the paper). The SX-70 film is just like all of the other Polaroid film before it - the developing happens when the negative gets exposed to the packet of chemicals at the bottom edge of the film that is ruptured when it goes through the rollers - that is why it takes up to a minute for the picture to be complete - the chemicals need to react. In the SX-70, there is no heat process in creating a picture. Besides, the picture that comes out of the Polaroid is quite small (2"x3") compared to what you get from the SX-70. As you probably already know, you can get SX-70 film on the Amazon web site, which, for its age, is pretty cool.
193996
I have no idea. I actually thought it was for a Polaroid camera, so I'm going to have to return it! Lol
1336752
Both ways will work. I cut my mine to the lengths I need and reuse it. It lasts quite awhile, especially if you have clean props or subjects so as not to spoil the paper.
978425
No, this is only for a Polaroid Land camera (ex. Land 100) that uses pack film. The only instant film for the SX70 is made by the Impossible Project.
153761
Assuming that the paper is the same as in the L67000 (which is what I have) the answer is yes, very much so. The paper is nice, thick and smooth.
2048118
yes you can. i popped mine right in and right away my 835 saw this cartridge as a high yield. I HAVE YET TO PRINT ANY PHOTOS
1697245
I wouldn't use this on an SL-23, as this cartridge is more for scratching and the SL-23 isn't made for that kind of use.
1614257
yes you can, this item uses 2 1/4 plain bond paper with a ir40 ink roller. We sell this register and all supplies
162458
Yes, it can be used, but I would prefer a heavier stock. My printer at this time can't handle anything heavier.
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Yes, Look for a profile called something like Canon Pro 9500 Mark II&lt;PR&gt;1 Photo Paper Pro II. For some unknown reason they were very cryptic when naming this profile. When you print see if you have "Photo Paper Pro Luster" as a Media Type option. If you do not, you may not have the latest driver. In that case Canon recommends using "Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss" as the next best alternative.
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Yes. I use my cricket silhouette for this paper. Make sure you tell the shipper to have backing for it. Otherwise, it looks like they took it out of a trash can and shipped it to you.
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look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
1237680
I have only used standard bond paper, but unless it is particularly thick I would think it should work.If you check at the MFR web site http://www.brother-usa.com/ ... go to support put in the model number and you should be able to pull up the manual>
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Yes. See page 37 of the manual (http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg00867/M1063_Ex_UG_GLB_en.pdf).
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Yes. I am using it. But I am not very comfortable because I read it can damage eventually the internal rolls or mechanical parts. Because the 32 pound paper is beautiful for presentation but thick. Next time when I run out I will buy 24 lbs paper which is the one I have always used for ink paper.
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Yes. Photo paper is universal to all brand printers not just the brand of the paper.
1305467
Yes, this is the paper that came in a bundle order with Z2300 and works perfect with that camera
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This will shoot any Polaroid SX-70 type film, or any film from the Impossible Project's line for SX-70 foldable, or box type camera, (this camera you're looking at is a box type.) I think Currently from the Impossible Project the only type of film currently being made for this camera is PX-70 Color Film and PX-100 Black & White film. Hope this helps.