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How to Print on Glossy Paper : Photographer Tips - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So when printing a photo on glossy. Paper go through and select to print your photo.MoreSo when printing a photo on glossy. Paper go through and select to print your photo.

Inside the paper tray you will see the sticker like an image shown below. The lines on the corner of the symbol (surrounded by a red border in the image) show that this is the side that the photo will print onto, and therefore it should be face down.

If paper has print side (front or back), such as photo paper, load it with the whiter side (or glossy side) facing down.

After you have finished printing, wait until the paper is completely fused with the ink or toner. Apply protective film to photos. ... 2.Do not touch the photo with dirty hands. ... Keep in a dry location.

Darkroom Photo Paper Storage - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Film i have those plastic bags. And i keep the film in there i also use them to make. Little.MoreFilm i have those plastic bags. And i keep the film in there i also use them to make. Little. Basically little templates because those plastic bags are really light tight. So if i'm printing.

Paper and film may either be refrigerated or frozen but should first be sealed in plastic bags for protection. Products should be allowed to return to room temperature before opening otherwise condensation will cause damage.

The photo tray is overloaded. The paper is curled. The print side, or shiny side, of the paper is not loaded in the tray face down. The paper width guide is too tight against the paper stack.

Once frozen, paper can stay in that state indefinitely and transport via any refrigerated means.

As a rule of thumb: 3 years in room temperature 7-8 years in a refrigerator. Paper used to hold up longer. I have Ilford Multigrade from the year 1997 in my frigde that is still OK. Some add antifoggant to the paper developer when older paper shows fog.

Note: The printer prints on the side of the paper that is facing up. Load photo paper with the glossy side up.