Transparent paper?

[durr3]

Are there any papers available that are transparent? I have used the Picto... but it is too thick for what I have in mind.

Any help?

[adelorenzo]

Enlarge your negatives onto copy film or ortho litho film.

[jnantz]

print your photos on single weight paper if you can find it
or coat your own ,,,
then WAX the prints with beeswax or parafin
thats what i do
the prints arent completely clear but almost translucent
and easy to print as negatives ... or like stainedglass if you add color.
copyshops can print color or b/w mylar and the gooey stuff
your mechanic puts his little rectangular windshield
oil change reminders on too .... kindof cheapo and not the best quality, but fun.

[keith schreiber]

Maybe Red River Sheer, if they still make it.

~ Keith

[Daniel Stone]

for color, or b/w optical enlargements, or for digital printing(inkjet)?

[keith schreiber]

Looked up the Red River Sheer. It's still in the catalog online but in only one very small size. Bummer. Also says not recommended for pigment inks, though I tested it once a long time ago and didn't see any problem.

You don't say what your intended use is. I and others seem to have assumed paper negatives based on your mention of "Picto...", but maybe not. Pictorico is a brand, not a single product. It would help to know some more context.

~ Keith

[adelorenzo]

This is posted in the darkroom forum so I was assuming the OP was looking for darkroom processes.