Alps MD 5000 Photo Printers

Alps MD 5000 Photo Printers 

DESCRIPTION

Printing Method

  • Mode 1: Dye Sublimation
  • Mode 2: Alps MicroDry (thermal transfer)
    Resolution
  • 2400 dpi color and grayscale
  • 1200 & 600 color/black & white/grayscale
  • Continuous-tone Color (optional)

  • USER REVIEWS

    Showing 1-5 of 5  
    [Dec 21, 2023]
    cupcake


    Strength:

    Can produce some professional looking output on thick stock.

    Weakness:

    None so far. interior house painting Ferndale WA

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    [Oct 11, 2023]
    hendrenu


    Strength:

    After printing a few photos of very average quality had nothing but problems with this printer. I've lost hundreds of pounds on wasted ink, paper and maintenance crtridges. | retaining wall installer

    Weakness:

    None . .

    Purchased:
    New  
    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    [Jun 23, 2023]
    JakeXyrus


    Strength:

    I bought it when it was the best thing on the market. For a photographic printer, I''d look toward EPSON. Oneonta AL roof contractor

    Weakness:

    None so far.

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    [Oct 27, 2022]
    wittings


    Strength:

    i got this bogen 3221 tripod legs combines with bogen 3226 head from ebay for 75$ used in very good condition, dont know what to tell you'all, its a perfect pro tripod set up..the build quality is simple awesome..very sturdy, and all adjustable features..i tighten up all screws before i use it..its so solid, well made and design. Hartford Garage Service

    Weakness:

    None . .

    Purchased:
    New  
    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    [Nov 07, 2001]
    Kevopolis
    Model Reviewed: MD-5000

    Strength:

    High resolution. Very slick looking mylar inks - supposedly they won''t fade and are extremely durable. Can produce some professional looking output on thick stock.

    Weakness:

    Since this is a ribbon printer and not an inkjet, there is very noticable banding. It also does poorly with continuous tone photographic images. So if you''re expecting a professional dye sub photo printer, this isn''t it. Only Alps inks and paper are available - not much industry support.

    Good dye sub printer (with upgrade) with very high resolution but very poor continuous tone printing. I bought it when it was the best thing on the market. For a photographic printer, I''d look toward EPSON.

    Similar Products Used:

    None

    OVERALL
    RATING
    2
    VALUE
    RATING
    2
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