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Yep, just trying to pass the word where I can.

So I just bought a 50 disc spindle of the Falcon Media Smart Guard DVD-R discs per the recommendation. Compared to the Watershields, they have a whiter face with just slightly less of a mirror gloss to them. I've only printed 15 discs so far. They print with a little more contrast and the...

Yes, craigslist is great. I've bought several of my iP4500s that way for less than the price of a new printhead. Once I validate that the printer works (no chance to test it out when the transfer is done in a parking lot), I use the printhead in my very first (and only one used) iP4500. They...

...... or wine. Might I interest you in a nice 2015 spindle of Watershields?

I saw this posted on the Sony Creative Software (Vegas Pro) forum: To Our Valued Business Partners: June 11, 2015 Business Withdrawal by Victor Advanced Media Co., Ltd. and Subsidiaries Victor Advanced Media Co., Ltd. hereby announces that it has decided to withdraw from all businesses...

@Emulator, While you're not getting a printer error, I wonder if this would help bring it back: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/elements-printer-issue-incompatible-error.html As found here: http://www.elementsvillage.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83529&page=2

Mike, I'm sorry to hear of your troubles. While I don't need ink now, I hope you'll consider selling to repeat customers (such as me).

There's currently one on craigslist in the greater Los Angeles area for $30USD and another on eBay for $69.99 plus $19.99 shipping to give you an idea. I've bought several locally over the years in the $30 to $60 range. I buy them for the print head as I'm still using my original iP4500...

The printing surface is thinner now than when they first came out. A result of product improvement and probably to address the roller lines you mention. The wrapper on the JVC Watershields DVDs state: " JVC(r) Joint Venture of Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. and Victor Company of Japan, Limited", "MID...

CDs, no.... DVDs, yes. I've burned/printed over a thousand of them. No coasters and the images are superb. For me, I highly recommend them. Here's my source: Meritline.com (for those of you in the USA).

There are several people in my area selling NIB with the paper for USD $150 on craigslist. I wonder if they took advantage of the deal and are trying to make a quick $100.

Thanks for sharing. I'll keep it in mind should it happen to me. Great first post.

I'm only occasionally active but welcome back!

I print directly to my (Canadian version) iP4500 from Photoshop (Elements). I'll find the template and post a link. Here it is: http://www.mediafire.com/download/u178bnq140831qu/Watershield_DVD_Tray_F_Template_2.psd

Oh, edible ink....... Not what I was expecting from the title. Maybe someday. :eek:

The question mark in the title made me think you were asking if I/we wanted a new camera. You're asking a question, not making a statement. I used to have an A80 and never connected it to the PC, I always took the SD out and used an integrated reader in the PC. I always used rechargable AA...

I believe mostly for plain paper but I imagine she'll do some photo printing but not much. Hmm.... It sounds like what you're saying is that I can use the same ink I put into my PGI-5BK and CLI-8 carts with no ill effects, just some color matching issues. Thanks.

My daughter picked up an HP 4795 which uses 60/61 carts. I want to buy from Precision Colors where I get my Canon ink from but his HP ink lists compatibility with these carts only: #21,22,27,28,56,57,92,93,94,95,96,97,98 Is it not a good idea to use this ink in the 60/61? mikling?

craigslist. You can probably find a whole printer for cheap and use it (or your existing one) for parts.

I'm that old guy in "Up", clinging to XP while all that construction goes on around me. One day I'll get a new i7 editing rig and go Win 7. For safety's sake, I just did an image backup of my system drive.