Re: Inkjet Album

[SKID Photography <skid@bway.net>]

Andy,
We have successfully used the Prat 'Crystal Laser' sheet protectors (#904) for
our portfolio.   We have a combination of photos and inkjet prints and have not
had any sticking problems (photos or inkjet prints) with them (unlike the regular
Prat sheets).  Although we use the EAM paper, not the glossy.

The above sheets seem to be especially formulated to not stick to the prints.

Harvey Ferdschneider
partner, SKID Photography, NYC

Andrew Darlow wrote:

> >HMSDOC@aol.com writes:
> >
> >>  What is the best way to present 8x10 inkjet prints in a photo album?  With
> >>  the PGPP it would be best to have them covered and protected.  Will the
> >>  archival plastic sleeves made for traditional 8x10 prints do the trick, or
> >>  will the ink of the prints end up 'sticking' to the plastic?
> >
> >I haven't had problems with the ink sticking to the plastic *so far*
> >(only a few years) if I used suitable archival plastics that say
> >things don't stick to them.
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> Hi David:
>
> Could you tell me the name of the portfolio book that didn't have
> problems with the Premium glossy.  I've  seen expensive books with a
> number of problems.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> -Andrew Darlow
>
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