Phoenix Contact Thermal Roll Printer

This product is as expected. It will fit a complete roll of 6x7 in it. It is also possible to use it for making contact copies.

Needed a short cable to connect thermal printer to computer. Functions well.

Very good way to archive 35mm negatives. Especially if you tend to expose more than 36 frames on a roll, there's the seventh slot to put remander. Recently this has come in handy for bulk loaded films especially where frame count exceeds 36 exposures. For proof sheets I tend to take fils out of the sleeves and contact print them directly onto fiber based multi contrast papers. These sleeves are easy to remove and replace the film than others I have used. It is still very easy to misplace films once in these storage pages yet not as frustraighting as trying to find digital images on a hardrive that are mis filed. It would be cool to be able to make contact prints through the page but, 8X10 paper is just sufficient for 6 strips of 6 exposures. It's a little daunting but most of the excess pis, frame 36/7 if you will do not make it on the contact sheet. Sometimes these are the best from the roll. Bulk loading dends to ruin this last frame situation. If your bulk loading and can't judge when this last abortive exposure will occur things can be a drag.

The only reason to get the smaller size is if you are making a contact print in the darkroom, and you need your negatives to fit on an 8x10 piece of paper. I like this size page because it actually holds an entire roll of negatives. I shoot frame 00, 0, and 37/X on film when using a Leica or FM2, so I am looking at 38 or 39 frames a roll. This lets me put all the film together and makes my organization process simpler than the sheets that only hold 35 negatives.

These are the only ones that will let you store a whole roll of 35mm film, as sometimes there can be more exposures than stated on the canister. It will have to be contact printed on 11x14 paper though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I previously owned a different thermal printer model and had issues with the feeder and app. This Brother printer is perfect for my small business needs and fits my 4x6 shipping labels for packaging. It was fairly easy to set up and get started with the online and app features. So far I'm happy with the quality of the print and capabilities to make adjustments in app. I love not having to purchase ink for this thermal printer which saves me time and money!

These print well in my Casio CW-50 Thermal Printer and I don't ever recall having a bad burn with one of them. Although they are rated at 16x, I usually burn at 8x and have never had a problem.

I've never had a recording or playback problem with these DVD+Rs and the white inkjet coating works great with my Casio CW-100 thermal disk printer. Not all inkjet coatings work with the thermal printer but the coating on these DVD+Rs works perfectly.

I love this printer. Right selection of media to choose from and no ink to replenish (Thermal) you can print using the app for your phone or a USB cable to print from your computer. Compact and easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This label printer was simple to set up and get started with. I love that it auto-senses the size of the labels when you load them, so you don't have to configure the software for the labels you select. Switching rolls of labels is fairly simple. This is a direct thermal label printer, so the labels do fade over time, especially if exposed to sunlight (compared to the longer-lasting, thermal transfer labels from much more expensive printers). The labels look fresh and crisp when newly printed and are great for printing postage or shipping labels. The compact size means it's always ready to go without taking up much desk space. Great value and a quality product!