Photo copier

[Guest]

Does any one know where in sbeffield i can use a photo copier myself then pay for the copies?

[rudds1 102]

1 hour ago, Jason302 said:

Does any one know where in sbeffield i can use a photo copier myself then pay for the copies?

Library’s might be worth asking 

 

[iansheff 86]

Have you got any friends with an all in one printer that could copy  them for you?

[mikal 10]

Don't know where you are,but Frecheville library have a photocopier, that you can use yourself, or the library staff will assist you, if you prefer. Only 10pence an A4 copy as well, hope this helps,

[Top Cats Hat 10]

Don't newsagents do this anymore?

[Guest]

Im wanting to use the photo copier myself as the files are private

[sheffandy 24]

1 hour ago, Jason302 said:

I'm wanting to use the photo copier myself as the files are private

Thing is, when you use a photo copier nowadays, be it private or public, every 'log' or use is stored on the copiers hard drive, so whatever you want to print/copy will automatically stored on hard drive of the device used.

[Guest]

What i meant was.  .its private  so that whoever prints it off cant read it.

Not that its private and  i want all evidence of the print log destroying.  Its private to me and i dont want a nosey printer offer reading it in some back office 🙄

[rudds1 102]

Another thing to consider is buying a used all in one printer / copier then do your copying at home ? 

[Ontarian1981 10]

On 21/03/2019 at 06:49, rudds1 said:

Another thing to consider is buying a used all in one printer / copier then do your copying at home ? 

Even brand new ones are really cheap nowadays. The ink refills are where the

manufacturers make the big money.

Edited March 25, 2019 by Ontarian1981

[Top Cats Hat 10]

1 hour ago, Ontarian1981 said:

Even brand new ones are really cheap nowadays. The ink refills are where the

manufacturers make the big money.

Also the cartridges that come with new printers are usually only half capacity ones.

[Ontarian1981 10]

6 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Also the cartridges that come with new printers are usually only half capacity ones.

Yes that is what they do now. I only really notced it on our latest printer, which is about 18 months old now. Don't know how long this practice has been gong on as our previous printers' (3) original ink seemed to last a normal length of time.