Fotospeed Odorless Antique Dye Toner gives a sepia toned print that ancient mature look. Modern papers have white highlights. Old prints have "nicotine" stained highlights. Antique dye enables you to recreate the old look of the prints of yester-year. A single solution, that is very simple to use but very effective.

While the process is most effective with sepia tones prints, it

can be used with straight black and white prints.

Ensure that the print has been fully washed prior to Antique Dying since

the print should NOT to be wash after, but simply wiped with

tissue and allowed to dry naturally.

Dilute the AD10 from 1+9 to 1+29 according to personal

taste and place the print into the solution. Observe the slow

change and remove when the effect required has been

achieved.

Do not wash or rinse. Only wipe the surface dye off the print

and allow to dry naturally. Rebottle solution for reuse.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are any spacers included?

A: No. Spacers are only for the DS620 printers to use 5x7 vs 4x6 or 6x8.

Q: 2. I currently own a DS80 8x10 printer. Does the new paper/roll kit for the DS820A work with the DS80, or do I have to stock two different kinds of media?

A: No, the paper/roll kit for the DS820A is not compatible with the DS-80.

Q: 3. Is the DS820A the same as the DS820 printer? Does the media fit both printers if they are different models? Thanks for any info you can send my way.

A: The DNP DS820A 8" Professional Photo Dye Sublimation Printer would be the same as the DNP DS820 8" Professional Photo Dye Sublimation Printer, with one difference. The DS820A uses the new media as well as the older media. The DS820 can only support the older media,

Q: 4. What size case is need for transport?

A: The DNP DS820A printer is 12.7 x 6.7 x 14.4 inches so this Ruggard case would be a good fit: https://bhpho.to/3DJNuNH

Q: 5. How can I get mat prints with this printer?

A: Before printing, in the printing settings you would choose if you want Matte or Glossy prints.

Q: 6. How does this printer differ from the DS620? I couldn't find a compare review for it. Does this have the ability for watermarking on the back as well? I'm new to dye sublimation. New to printing of this nature entirely. Any info will be appreciated.

A: This is our 8 inch printer, the 620 is our 6 inch printer, visit our site at a href= http://www.dnpphoto.com target= _blank www.dnpphoto.com/a for more details.

Q: 7. I was told you can print 8x16 prints. Hot folder only has the option for 8x18. how do I print 8x16?

A: Additional Hot Folders can be downloaded from DNP's website: http://dnpphoto.com/en-us/Software/DNPs-Hot-Folder

Q: 8. If the 8x10 media is loaded will it still print a 5x7 with a boarder?

A: Yes, you would have to create the 8x10 image with the boarder, then print it.

Q: 9. Can this printer be used to print transfers for shirts?

A: No! This printer is a ribbon film transfer technology which prints only on it's dedicated DNP glossy paper, you are probably referring to the Sublimation Ink Printers which use liquid ink on transfer paper which manufacturers like Epson etc... make & they're quite pricey. Unfortunately we don't sell them & you can check Epson's website.

Q: 10. will this air print from an Ipad if I buy DNP WCM2 Print Wireless Connect Module ??

A: No, you would not be able to print from an iPad with this DNP DS820A 8" Professional Photo Dye Sublimation Printer, and the DNP WCM2 connect module. But you would be able to use theses two and use the The WCM Portal to print from an iPad.