When a rapid printer offers costs at just 10p a 6 x 4” and costs less than £350 to buy, there are many one-day or single evening events which will pay for the printer and media then go on to make a healthy profit.

The first time you take the Mitsubishi CP-M15 dye sublimation printer out to work for you it will be paying its way thanks to zero waste – every inch of paper and colour ribbon used – and new drivers to work with your own laptop choice.

The CP-M15 can print from 6 x 2” strip (only 5p cost) to 6 x 8”, a single media roll making a total of 750 6 x 4s. It’s a robust, compact unit guaranteed for two years, designed to be easy to load and use in the field, with a head protected from dust and prints that lie near flat with reduced roll curl speeding up folder insertion and sales. It’s the perfect partner for mobile, events and photobooth work – a true ‘business in a box’ for any photographer.

The M15 is cut from the same cloth as the other industry leading Mitsubishi Electric printers. Print quality and robust design remains at the heart of the unit, but now combined with the lowest price ever for a pro dye sublimation printer!

For those Friday nights and club shoots this really is your payday printer!

*Prices exclude VAT and may vary depending upon the reseller.

You can find much more on the whole Mitsubishi Electric printing range at www.mitsubishielectric-printing.com Or contact: t: 07341 808 590

e: VIS.mailing@meuk.mee.com

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All your walk in customers need to do is scan the QR code choose their image and print. It’s as simple as that! They can call up customised print products on their own smartphones, view options and order without having to queue at a touch screen. With no app to install, a QR code takes them straight to a colourful on-line catalogue of products to create on the spot. They can choose pictures on their device and walk out in minutes after paying you.

Prints range from 6 x 2″ to a huge 6 x 20″ long print. Customers also have a choice of greetings cards, calendars, bookmarks, photo strips, albums and miniprints (great for business cards too) which will drive higher value sales when they see them on their own phone screen.

Leave your retail staff free to handle other sales, PhotoPrintMe! is as easy to use as scanning a QR code. With our fast and simple order management all you will need to do is just take the payment and see a happy customer leave.

PhotoPrintMe! is a Mitsubishi Electric retail innovation helping keep the High Street exciting and will help drive your other counter sales and footfall.

Try this QR code: Just scan with your phone camera, it’s that simple!

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Until now, if you bought an 8 x 6 inch model and wanted to make 6 x 4 prints, the colour cassette would not last any longer as printers used the full 8 x 6 CMY plus gloss ribbon media for every print regardless of size. The new Mitsubishi CP-M1E, with the most trusted dye-sub technology and widely available supplies, cuts this waste with a Rewind Function which can reposition the dye-sub ribbon and make full use of the materials.

Prints lie flat with reduced roll curl and the head is protected from dust artefacts. The media is the easiest to handle and load in the range, which along with robust hardware reduces the need for staff operator training.

The 750-sheet (6 x 4) paper roll is matched by colour media use from the easy-exchange system allowing the photographer to switch to make larger prints without waste.

At only £570+VAT this highly portable printer, makes it the best way to handle high demand at shows, visitor attractions and sports events. It’s also an ideal addition to any studio or retail counter and will recoup investment before typical starter supplies have been used.

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