Re: OP900 media advice
Posted: 04 Jan 2016, 19:10
Hi,
This is my first post in the forum and it's fair to say I know very little about dye sub printing, so here goes.
I recently bought a secondhand Omlec OP900 off fleebay for the princely sum of £39. The printer was listed as untested/showing a media error. I was told the printer was being used very recently at a theme park based in the midlands so is believed to be working.
My question is, can anyone recommend somewhere that I can either buy cheap media/part used etc so I can test the printer before I buy new (priced at £130ish)? Or if there is alternative media to the manufactures (Citizen) media?
I bought the printer to test the market as I have a events photography business, if it proves successful I may invest in a smaller more portable unit. But for the moment I just want to see how popular it proves.
thanks for reading, any advice very much welcomed as I'm a noob to say the least!
Rich
This is my first post in the forum and it's fair to say I know very little about dye sub printing, so here goes.
I recently bought a secondhand Omlec OP900 off fleebay for the princely sum of £39. The printer was listed as untested/showing a media error. I was told the printer was being used very recently at a theme park based in the midlands so is believed to be working.
My question is, can anyone recommend somewhere that I can either buy cheap media/part used etc so I can test the printer before I buy new (priced at £130ish)? Or if there is alternative media to the manufactures (Citizen) media?
I bought the printer to test the market as I have a events photography business, if it proves successful I may invest in a smaller more portable unit. But for the moment I just want to see how popular it proves.
thanks for reading, any advice very much welcomed as I'm a noob to say the least!
Rich