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Advantages: Good quality photos.
Disadvantages: It's a bit slow.

All I can say is the best photo printer ever. It is so small you can take it anywhere you go so if you are on holiday you can take a photo and print it there. Also what I like about this printer is the way the photopaper is special. The photopaper is 6x4 and on the back is a bit for a stamp and some lines (IT'S A POSTCARD).How cool you get to make your won postcards out of your photos. You can connect it straight to your camera and is easy to set ...
...use your printer. The printer goes quite slow to get the photos to the best quality it can. It prints out the photos by layering the colour on top of each other (yellow, red and lastly blue and then glossy finish). The printer looks modern and is well worth th money. ... Read review

Advantages: Small, easy to use, cheap ink and photo paper.
Disadvantages: Sometimes prints dark images.

This is the small Canon Selphy printer great for home picture printing. This small printer as you can see its stylish small and compact, it has small LCD screen and various different memory card slots (MS, SD, CF) and it has a couple of plugs to plug up your digital camera. Prints absolutely amazing quality but the only problem I have come across is some images when printed tend to come out a bit darker, so I usually have to lighten up the image ... Read review

Advantages: Speed, clarity on a budget
Disadvantages: It would be compact to store if not for the detachable and awkward paper tray...

It's sleek and black with that shiny texture that is so popular in today's TVs, I-pods, Freeveiw boxes etc. Admittedly, I am a sucker for these shiny black gadgets ( there's just something futuristic about them that I adore), and this printer is no exception. Keeping in mind that I am a bit of a cheapskate when it comes to technology - I will get the one that does what's necessary whithout spending all my worldy wealth (which isn't much, I can tell ...
...a camera in Currys which came with either a free printer or digital photoframe. Naturally I chose this printer - it has a higher retiail value, see :-) Kodak, having the experience in cameras and all things photography, I find are superior to a lot of other reasonably priced photography equipment. By chance, my first digital camera was a Kodak, and I after seeing the dodogy lighting quality of some others, bought by my friends, I have stuck with ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to Use, Good Value for Money
Disadvantages: None

Have had the Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock Series 3 printer for about 2 years and am absolutely deilighted with it. I have the camera which goes with it and by sitting the camera on the dock this allows me to charge the camera and download pictures onto my PC or print straight from the camera. Has a USB cable to connect to a PC and the paper and ink comes in a handy consumables pack which has both ink and the right amount of paper for the ink. THe ... Read review

Advantages: good quality photos
Disadvantages: takes up quite a bit of space

very good value for money, with it only being twenty five pounds! does however use up quite alot of space on my desk, as it has a long extended part of the printer, for holding paper, which is not shown on the picture for it on this website. the quality of the print outs are extremely good and i would recommend this product to any family who didnt already have one, it works much better than just using your ordinary printer with photographic paper! ... Read review