As announced in our previous blog post,“TETENAL Magic-Box—for developing a single roll of film,”the Magic-Box is now also available for processing color paper using the RA-4 process. The chemicals are sufficient for developing approximately 23 sheets of color paper in the 18×24 cm size or the equivalent amount in other sizes (the yield is approximately [...] read more
Anyone who wants to try their hand at processing color film at home will find the perfect support in TETENAL’s new Magic Boxes. That’s because they contain the chemicals needed to develop a single roll of film (color negative using the C-41 process or color slide using the E-6 process). They also come with instructions [...] read more
Thankfully, things moved surprisingly quickly. Contrary to what some manufacturers had predicted, the first printer drivers for dye-sublimation printers that work with the latest Mac operating system, OS X 10.15 Catalina, are already available (we reported on the photo printer fiasco in our previous blog post,“Attention Mac Users: Dye-Sublimation Photo Printers Don’t Work with Catalina”). [...] read more
If you own a Mac and want to print photos on a dye-sublimation printer, do not update to the latest operating system! This is because the printer drivers currently only support operating systems up to Mac OS X 10.14 Mojave. This currently affects all printer models from all manufacturers. Although CANON, CITIZEN, DNP, HITI, MITSUBISHI, [...] read more
Do you need a photo printer, but only need it once? Do you have a photo printer, but need extra capacity on short notice for an event? Can you picture it, but aren’t sure if a (specific) photo printer is right for you? Has your photo printer broken down, and do you need a replacement [...] read more
When TETENAL filed for bankruptcy in the fall of 2018, the photography industry was shocked. Analog photographers, in particular, faced uncertain times. After all, despite all its efforts in the field of digital photography, TETENAL was ultimately THE manufacturer of photographic chemicals for processing film and photo paper. While other manufacturers also offer developer, stop, [...] read more
The PRIMERA Impressa IP60 is a professional thermal inkjet printer. It was specifically designed for photo booths, amusement parks, school and sports photography, and event photography. The main advantage of this device over the traditional dye-sublimation printers typically used in these fields lies in the variety of available print media. You can choose from papers [...] read more
Dye-sublimation photo printers offer many advantages and are rightly enjoying steadily growing popularity. The only downside is the limited selection of papers and finishes. This is because, as a rule, you can only get papers of medium thickness with a glossy finish. While you can make them matte using the appropriate print options, that’s about [...] read more
The new photo service system is primarily aimed at photo retailers who want to offer their customers a simple way to print photos from their smartphones on the spot. It consists of the flagship CP-D90DW-P printer, the new Smart Printer Module, and the accompanying PhotoPrintMe service subscription (valid for one year). It also comes with [...] read more
Just in time for the start of this year’s photokina (“the world’s leading imaging trade show,” September 26–29, 2018, in Cologne), NORDFOTO Versand offer the DNP DS 620 and DS-RX1 HS dye-sublimation photo printers at a special trade show price. This means you’ll save about 60 euros on the DNP DS 620 and about 77 [...] read more
