Overview

With the Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R, it is just a few easy seconds until print delivery. And resulting prints look and feel like traditional photographs with vibrant colour, smooth continuous tones, and great shadow and highlight details. Thermal dye-sub prints rival traditional photography in remarkable image quality and appearance — all from a totally dry process with in-printer lamination. The Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R reduces the usage of raw materials such as plastics and chemicals, requires fewer utilities and less energy to manufacture and lowers greenhouse gas emissions and utilises improved donor patch technology to decrease material waste.

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Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R

With the Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R, it is just a few easy seconds until print delivery. And resulting prints look and feel like traditional photographs with vibrant colour, smooth continuous tones, and great shadow and highlight details. Thermal dye-sub prints rival traditional photography in remarkable image quality and appearance — all from a totally dry process with in-printer lamination. The Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R reduces the usage of raw materials such as plastics and chemicals, requires fewer utilities and less energy to manufacture and lowers greenhouse gas emissions and utilises improved donor patch technology to decrease material waste.

Features

  • Detailed highlights and clean, neutral whites.

  • Wide tonal range: Overall pleasing colour balance with natural-looking skin tones and realistic colour reproduction.

  • KODAK XTRALIFE Coating: The advanced XTRALIFE coating is water and fingerprint resistant, stain proof and resilient.

  • KODAK MOMENTS backprint: Communicates the quality expected from this trusted brand with every print.

  • High gloss finish: Pictures have more vibrant, crisp, sharp color and more saturation.

  • Satin finish: Smooth, non-glare surface with lower contrast and enhanced print texture.

  • Fingerprints are not as visible.

Specifications

  • Product name: KODAK Photo Print Kit 305/6R.

  • KODAK Photo Print Kit 305/5R Delivers: 6R: Maximum 2x320 4x6 prints / 2x160 6x8 prints.

  • 5R: Maximum 2x180 5x7 prints Contents: 2 ribbon spools/2 rolls photo paper Storage.

  • Storage/operating conditions: 40-85° F / 5-30° C For use with: KODAK 305 Photo Printer

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Product Overview

With the Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R, it is just a few easy seconds until print delivery. And resulting prints look and feel like traditional photographs with vibrant colour, smooth continuous tones, and great shadow and highlight details. Thermal dye-sub prints rival traditional photography in remarkable image quality and appearance — all from a totally dry process with in-printer lamination. The Kodak Photo Print Kit 305/6R reduces the usage of raw materials such as plastics and chemicals, requires fewer utilities and less energy to manufacture and lowers greenhouse gas emissions and utilises improved donor patch technology to decrease material waste.

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