photo-fuse?

[chouglez]

Has anyone tried this before?

 

[oldgit]

hmm printable sticky transparent film. Bet that peels off or goes yellow in a year or so.

 

[chouglez]

hmm printable sticky transparent film. Bet that peels off or goes yellow in a year or so.

Not sure Paul but I am guessing what U pay is what you may get or they may completly surprise me

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

Such a rip off. You can get a roll of 350gsm Inkjet Canvas 594mm wide x 21 metres for about £60. That'll do you 42 23x16 inch prints for example.

Wooden frames cost you about £3.00 a pop A2 size.

But I guess you got to buy the A2/A1/A0 printer too.

 

[sherbet]

Iv tried this product, and for the money i have never seen such good quality. Surprisingly i got it right the first time. the instructions are easy to follow, and says on the pack as long as you use original inks it lasts for many years.

i brought the £9.99 pack after seeing it on gadget show, and i liked it very much.

@ le petit lapin
you can get your digital photos for 5p each that doesn’t stop the HP, Epson etc from selling millions of photo paper sheets at 50p each.
Its a creativity kit, you can always buy things cheaper. But for the amateur home market i don’t think you can get a good result like this.

 

[Steep]

Welcome to the forums sherbet.

 

[sherbet]

thank you

 

[Matt]

Sherbet, not being rude, but i do have to ask..do you work for photo-fuse? Please dont be offended...its just a question i need to ask.

 

[sherbet]

hi matty

No i dont work for photo-fuse. I have tested the product and like it very much.