How to Transfer Photos to Acetate Banners

Transfer photos to acetate banners by printing or photocopying. Acetate sheets are transparent sheets made from acetic acid and cellulose. The sheets are 0.1 mm or 0.5 mm thick, available in a large range of colors. You can obtain acetate from art and craft stores. Print or photocopy your photos onto the acetate to display on an overhead projector (helpful when painting murals) or to transfer them onto wood, paper or fabric. Not all printers and photocopy machines are designed to print on acetate.

Instructions

Open the digital image of your photograph in a graphic design program.

Open the package of acetate banner sheets. The instructions on the package will direct you to set your printer to "Photo Quality" or "Draft." Change the settings on your printer program accordingly.

Place the acetate into the printer paper tray. Only place one sheet of acetate into the paper tray at a time. Click on "Print" or hold down the "Control' and "Alt' keys on your keyboard. Select the "Print" button on the message box to start the print job.

Remove the acetate from the printer and leave it, inked side up, on a table to dry. Handle the acetate only on the edges.

Place the photograph print on the glass of the photocopy machine, face down. Use the ruler guidelines to center it on the glass. If you intend to shrink or enlarge the image, set the photocopy machine accordingly.

Place the acetate in the photocopy feed tray. Only place one sheet of acetate in the tray at a time or they may stick to each other and cause a jam.

Close the lid of the photocopy machine and press the "Copy" button. Wait for the acetate to process before making further copies.

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