If I print an image (think coloring book page) onto the top page then place it on an object &amp; trace with a ball point pen, will it show up?
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Sure I use them for forms for my business and pen copies well. It will all show up black though.
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I bought it for my son but it may not print a border automatically. You can edit the picture before you save it and maybe you can make borders as a default setting. I expected the pictures to develop before your eyes but that wasn't the case.
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Yes it will print a visible date on the picture. It is a setting that you can turn ON or OFF.
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send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can...however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
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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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The quality is good, but is significantly different from what you see when you draw. It saves the vector traces. Occasionally, some traces are not registered :( Here some files made with it.: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28c3unKHwmALU1VUUxpcVlub2M/edit?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28c3unKHwmAZmJxUVZhbFN0QmM/edit?usp=sharing
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I don't believe it matters where the image is printed from. The image is copied with light onto a light sensitive sheet. Unfortunately I was never able to get past applying the imulsion sheet to the screen so i could transfer an image. I would not recommend this product.
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Assume it would work with a marker but why would you want to???? . They cost more than the standard CD/DVD'S. I have use the printable CD's to print on for years and they work fine for me. You can use markers on most any CD/DVD's.
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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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Yes, I printed mine in an inkjet printer. I just had to take off the outline of the paper first. You'll see what I'm talking about.
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No, it will not. The pad acts like a paper and the pen like a pen. Any markings the pen does will be the only markings on the "paper" without the trouble of smearing or any annoying paper work issue.
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Yes, you can write on the back. *However*, as I recall, there are Canon logo watermarks across a diagonal across the page ... I am not at home to be sure of this though.Also, a ball point pen is likely to leave impressions on the paper - depending on how deeply you write, this could show at the front of the image. I would instead use a Sharpie permanent, fine-point perhaps.
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I dont think that people are reading your question correctly- - - -- This paper is NOT like regular carbon type papers. . . ...the image/ drawing/marks that you draw onto the top paper will ONLY be trasfered to the (specially coated), bottom sheet. . . If you lay the top(white) printed sheet onto any other surface & trace the image -- it will NOT transfer!
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Normally it is best to scan an image onto your computer, then use an application such as Photoshop, Painter, or SketchBook to digitally trace on a separate layer. While tracing an image on the tablet can be done, some setup is required as there needs to be adjustment for aspect ratio, and document size.
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send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can... however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
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It depends on how your printer processes the paper. On my HP 632C I load the paper glossy side down. To test your printer, take a piece of paper and mark a large "X" on one side. Put the paper in the printer and then print something on it. I can be just be a word or two. If you put the paper in your printer with the side marked with the "X" down, and the word printed on that side, then that would be the correct way to load the photo paper.
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My daughter messed up her favorite drawing. I scanned it, creating an image file on the computer, then edited out the smudge. I then sent the plate to be made via their website that takes photos. It worked well. I imagine you could do the same, inserting a photo however you wished. You'll just have to use their online service and may not need this product at all.