Sodder here in America, unless it's on a British car, then I might sol-der the crack in the boot, cheerio!

Yes, cool aging. Seems like they spruced up the door, too.

Wonderful colors!

a thing of beauty - case closed.

Excellent!

Magical!

At last, it's an SLR AND a Mirrorless!

No more debate over which is better.

Well done. Spooky!

Kinda, but for Canon, only 6 colors, added red and gray.
And just a dye ink, not the long-lasting pigment.
But the ink-jets are replaceable—mine doesn't have that.

https://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/pixma-g620-wireless-megatank-photo-printer

Epson has more/better ones, not sure if dye or pigment:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Epson%20Ecotank%20Photo%20Printers&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&ap=Y&gclid=CjwKCAjwlqOXBhBqEiwA-hhitEiM2xoR-upbOeM421RDuwnhBndIcEiSRrDU-QDWgHX5VL4E_nMgqBoCrsQQAvD_BwE

And there are the huge roll-fed ones, those are the best $$$$$

I have a Canon G6000 Ink-jet with "tanks" instead of cartridges.
It is VERY economical and make decent photos, but only 4-color, so not as good as a 6-color or more.
But I only use it to print "snapshots" for friends and quality is not an issue.

It does fail now and then and needs an "ink flush" when that happens, which does use a lot of ink, but the ink is very cheap.

Great for office documents and good enough for my photo needs.

I have had laser printers including high-end one at work, photos look ok, but not even as good as my G6000.

Mine has transistors.

Nice, subtle yet effective.

Must be a brick-and-mortar store.

LOL, no, we all know it's "Should-a"!