Glass Sticker Printing Manufacturer

It was very easy to assemble, sticks with no bubbles because it's glass and not a sticker. Works perfectly so far.

I had been printing shipping labels on sticker paper, which would never line up to the top edge, so I had to cut them out of the middle of the paper. It was a pain and a waste. Now I press print and the QL-1100 is all like, "I got this" and shoots it out in two seconds. It was super easy for me to set it up. I have a Dell computer. I'm not technically savvy and it was a snap. I love, love, love this printer. I had been on the fence about buying a thermal printer, and I'm kicking myself for waiting this long.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little printer is a great device for printing joyful memories at home, right from the party or event and share with your friends. The quality and color of the images are superb. It only takes few seconds to print and the printer application is super easy and convenient to use. It even has a lot of cute sticker and fun frame options that you can design your photos with. The package came with two beautiful photo albums and printing paper and another kind of sticker paper. It’s amazing to see how the printer transfers color without using any ink cartridges. It makes it more convenient to use, all you need is to order ink infused paper from their app and you are ready to go. The printer is very smooth, fast and low sound while printing. The battery lasts about 2 hours, which I would say is enough for a little device to print about 20 images in that amount of time. I love that I can print my own photos at home, and love how comfortable and fun the whole experience is with Canon. This is my new favorite personal printer! Everyone should have one.

#CanonIVY #Sponsored. I love that the camera is portable for printing or you can print from your phone to the camera. Also the portal printer is awesome for printing from other devices. My son loves that the back of the film is a sticker and I love the sticker dots. o was able to print out a nice circle for the back of my phone. The app is great and we love the customization of borders and stickers you can add to you photos. This is the full package. Only thing I think we didn't like so much was the size of the camera its self is awkward. If it were possible to be as sleek as the stand alone portable printer that would be more ideal for carrying in your pocket. But, overall we love it!

Need the sticker type.

There simply is no replacing glass that is made by the same manufacturer as the body it’s mated to! Even with the rise of multiple 3rd party competitors, NIKKOR is still top tier! I have replaced the 35mm focal range with this 28mm lens...now I don’t feel so cramped when shooting street photography and general shots.

Made with Schott glass, the manufacturer of the super high quality ceramic that was used to create the Hubble Space Telescope mirror and mirrors for other major telescopes, this filter does just what you want it to do. Almost nothing. Just protects the lens and removes some of the UV that degrades your image, without degrading your high quality lenses.

And so will third party cheaper glass sheets. But why try to save $10 with the manufacturer part works perfectly?

This SWA zoom is by far the sharpest in it's range I have ever owned, and I've owned some of the best glass offered by any manufacturer. On my 5D2, I download to a 24 monitor, blow the image to 200%, and I can't believe the results! I'm very critical, and I can't find a downside to this fabulous piece of equipment. I use the peripheral correction on the 5D2, another great feature! This eliminates the inherent vignetting of SWA optics. Can't express my satisfaction enough! Thanks Canon!

I followed the manufacturer's instructions and applied it to the screen with no problem. The trick of using a piece of masking tape as a hinge - with the tape attached to the peel off plastic on one side of the glass protector and the back of the camera near the screen's own hinge - helps you with alignment. Pretty much as soon as any part of glass touches the screen, it sticks. I took the lens off to place the camera on a table in front of me so it will lay flat with the screen facing up.