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maple7 · Jan 23, 2010, 7:55 PM

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...

They also told me it is discontinued...

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.

Mark Uhde · Feb 1, 2010, 6:16 PM

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.

Herb · Feb 8, 2010, 6:58 PM

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.

wolfstemple · Dec 11, 2010, 8:16 AM

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.

Jan 23, 2010, 7:55 PM	#1
maple7 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1	4 by 6 dye sublimation printer 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... They also told me it is discontinued... 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.

Feb 1, 2010, 6:16 PM	#2
Mark Uhde Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Kalispell, Montana Posts: 29	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. __________________ More of my thoughts and opinions on can be found on my blog. I also like to post my photos on Flickr. Smilez, Mark.

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Feb 8, 2010, 6:58 PM	#3
Herb Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Victoria, B.C., Canada Posts: 1,007	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.

Dec 11, 2010, 8:16 AM	#4
wolfstemple Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 5	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.