PoGo Print Reacts To Ink
Not long ago I said PoGo is No Go, particularly for serious photo journaling people. I decided to use up all the ZINK photo paper and sell the unit fast. Then 5 days ago when I received the self-inking stamps for the Travel Photo Cafe 2009, I played with the stamps on the opposite page of 2 PoGo prints I sticked on my notebook. 3 days later, I found that the colors on the PoGo print faded in areas in direct contact with the stamps!
You can clearly see the icons left an "impression" on the PoGo print. Perhaps the ink is acidic, perhaps something else. I have another PoGo print reacting to Copic marker drawing as well. Despite the fact that the PoGo's ZINK paper is waterproof, the surface is susceptible to reaction somehow. I'm definitely not using PoGo/ZINK for photo journaling. Yes, I said it again. This doesn't happen to my Fuji Instax or Pivi prints.
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patrick, mine has arrived already, and i am thinking what to do with this machine now.
btw, I've been to Log-on in APM last night, it's really like a playground, as i can find many interesting products everywhere. I got some more MTs, stamps and midori travel notebooks, and also KOLO Essex. (Spent a lot but very very happy, haha!) Alan and I planned to visit there again. (though it's really a place for teenagers, as far as i remembered, most customers are much much younger than me.)
A question: can i take photos in APM Log-on?
Haha, as Press is a good idea. Let me think! :)
my playground... maybe Disneyland? (haha, though it may sound funny, but i really love Disneyland.. not in Hong Kong)
Alan's? (sorry, his name is Alan :P) maybe concert hall? architectures?
I haven't been to Japan for nearly 10 years! Planned to go this year but due to that swine flu, my mum didn't allow me to go anywhere... =.=