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After troubleshooting (making sure that you don't need to load a new cartridge), try rolling back the ribbon. The 200 photo kit is the better value than the 50. The pictures will then print out fine.Be aware, however, that yellows, greens, and reds have tendencies to not be true to color. Its awesome to have your photos immediately- no need to send out film or go to a drug store to print them.The cartridge can be a little cumbersome to load, especially if the slack of the ribbon cartridge is loose. You may need to make adjustments with your camera settings.
With my photo printer it takes about 40 seconds for each one to print. At times the cartridge may send a message to the photo printer that it won't print. I don't know why but at times my ribbon has jumped ahead and I've had to do this. Reds may print out orangy.This photo kit is expensive and the kits sell the photo paper and cartridges as sets, which is nice. The photos print up nicely.
Take care when loading to make sure that the ribbon doesn't catch. For example, if you intend on printing pictures of lots of yellow flowers (such as mums) they will come out like yellow blobs.
Only for me, it is cheaper. I have found that after a drive to the city, the discount store may not have exactly what I want. This is exactly the same box product that I used to buy from the big discount store in my area. I live in a small town, and it is nice to have things delivered so I don't have to drive to the city.
we never used the print function, except with the 5 sample sheets that came with the dock. i had printed one picture on it. i then plugged it back into the pc w/o the ink, let it reset, then put the ink back in. so fast forward to about a month ago, i decided to finally get the 200 pack (best value to me) of kodak ink/paper.when i put the new ink cartridge in, it got stuck. almost the price for a new one to fix what has never worked from day one.
none worked. so i was stuck w/ the ink and paper ($60).i did remedy the problem. i also have to hand feed each 4x6 sheet as the auto feed tray has never once worked. no longer having the tab to hold in the ink i now have a screwdriver wedged to hold it in. the results are some very marginal looking pics. after contacting kodak about it, they told me to try several steps to free the ink cart. now on to the product.i've had this printer dock for about a year and half.
out of those 5, one turned out. so they told me i could send the dock/printer to them and for $90usd they would fix it. after 3 digi cams and 2 cam docks, i'm switching to anyone but kodak. if i need to print pics after i run out of this paper/ink kit, i'll be doing it on my hp as it prints great pics.bottom line, stay away from kodak. seller was quick and the cheapest i found. it wouldn't print and i couldn't get the ink cart out to mess with it. i used two screwdrivers to remove the tab that holds the cartridge then i slowly worked out the ink cart.
Packaging was great and the delivery time was more than satisfactory. The company that I ordered this from was the least expensive that I could find. The paper was new condition and everything went very very well.
Ordered the wrong product, contacted WholesaleAV and they sent RA quickly and gave me a refund. Great service.
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