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I had Kodak easy share photo printer 500. It worked OK for about two years, and I made hundreds of pictures using it. Quality is quite adequate for an amatuer. Professional photographers would not use it, probably. PH-160 paper kits allowed to keep price per print to be around 28 cents.
Then it broke. ![]() Customer service was not real good... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Now I need a dye sublimation printer replacement. Is there anything like printer 500 on the market, please? I expect the price to be around $200 or so. Thank you. |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Kalispell, Montana
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I LOVE my Canon Selphy ES30. No, it's not quite photo lab quality. But it's good enough for event/on-site/even some scrapbooking use.
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Location: Victoria, B.C., Canada
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I bought a Canon Selphy CP 780 on sale late last year. It prints almost 4 x 6 inches - and I'm very happy indeed with it.
One night I accidentally left one of the prints outside on the trunk of our car. There was drizzle during the night. It didn't harm the picture one bit. |
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I like the Sony DPP-FP97. It supposedly works with Sony's Bionz sensor in the camera for an optimal photo, but I think that's minimal. Still, it make a nice pic.
I used to use hi-touch (hiti) dyesubs, but they are too big. Sony's is nice and comact with a bigger screen to see what's printing. |
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