I want to date stamp the back of photos. Would the ink from the stamp transfer to other photos after drying?
1121862
YES!The solution is to also buy some CLEAR address labels. Stamp the back of the photo, wait a short while for some of the ink to dry, then put a clear address label over the address. If you put the address label over the date stamp immediately then the date will smear. Also, this stamp does NOT have the year 2013, it begins at 2014, so if you have older photos to stamp then you are out of luck.
1121863
That's a good question. The problem with photos is you don't discover something is wrong until later when it is too late. Our wedding pictures have two parallel lines running across them, which were probably left by the wheels of the drying machine as they went through. You might go to a photo shop and ask if they have any paper you could slip between the photos. Good luck.
447451
Most likely not. Make sure to let the transfer paper sit to allow the ink to dry completely (almost never a problem, but just to be safe) before you transfer it to the shirt. I've also heard to let the shirt sit out for 24hrs before washing it. Use a very mild detergent, turn the garment inside out, and wash with cold water, or on a "cold-cold" setting. Wish you all the best luck!
1681978
I think this will smear a little on the back, but I don't really have experience with photos. It really depends on what the texture is on the card. If the card has a more paper texture, it will hold and it will come out pretty nice. But if it is glossy or if there is lamination, it will smear for sure. Sorry for the late response but I hope this helps.
1033414
If it shows up correctly on the stamper before you stamp, it is likely the type of polish you are using. It needs to be a less liquidy polish to transfer correctly I have found..
2153271
Yes you can. Take Picture mode, tap Menu, arrow down to DATE STAMP option, hit right arrow to turn this option on, then hit menu to accept.
1310027
Cut out picture and add picture to the scanner, insert the transfer papers as you you would regular typing paper and press print.......Cut around the picture of the transfer and turn upside down on material and press with iron according to directions of the transfer. Let it cool before lifting off the material .wa la you have a perfect transfer. If you are doing letters, don't forget to click mirror image on the printer. Good luck .
2023040
I have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
104724
I didn't stamp these, but I did put them through my printer and the ink was fine on them. Give them ample time to dry though - a couple hours or so.
176841
I have never tried that, but I know the ink is perfectly dry after a fairly short time, so I see no reason why you could not write on the photo.
15165
Yes. If water touches the ink after it is on paper, the water will cause the ink to run (even after it is dried).
509130
This stamp comes with a water based ink that does not dry. It works great on paper because it soaks into the paper and stays there. It cannot be used on metal, plastic or any other non-porous material. It will never dry.
104720
I stamped one to ck for you. The ink does not dry but then I applied embossing powder and heated it. It embossed wonderfully. It would be an extra step for you but it will be very impressive!
1369460
Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun... » Read More Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith « Show Less
348816
Sorry to be so ignorant, but what is a stamp? I'm about to buy my first digital camera.
780035
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it would work. You need a faster drying ink.
2108874
Sortof... Yes. You have to put ink on a 'pad' and that is in the middle of the stamp. When using the stamp, the mechanism draws the numbers into the pad, applies ink to the number on the wheel, and then imprints. So, in the short term, it self inks. But after a while, you will have to put a few more drops on the pad. In the longer term, like anything, you have to add more ink. In this case, liquid drops.
1653664
I don't know how you could transfer the photo with washable markers onto the transfer paper they supply. Check with the company for photos.