Canon SELPHY CP710 Technical Guide and Prinet Inkjet Cartridge List
Features
300 x 300 dpi resolution
Dye-sublimation thermal print method
Print postcard size photo in as little as 58 seconds; eight mini labels in 31 seconds
Preview images on 1.5" digital screen
One-year warranty
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Price Range:
Superwarehouse: $141.99
Amazon: $89.99
Review 1
Header: Just like from a developer!
Reviewed By: David Kane
Date Reviewed: June 12, 2006
A friend of mine and I bought a printer each on the same day from the local AAFES PowerZone here in Germany... he bought the Kodak Printer Dock Series 3 (not the "Plus" one) and I bought the Selphy CP710.
When we went home, he took a pic on his Kodak camera (which is why he bought the Kodak dock). We printed the pic on both printers (I used the SD slot in the Selphy to print from), and they came out VERY crisp and clear.
I personally wouldn't be able to tell the difference between these prints and something from a developer.
Now the printers, they both printed the image very sharp. Almost can't tell the difference between them except the blacks on the Kodak are darker, but it's not like it's horrible on the Selphy.
The LCD is only really useful on the Selphy to see images stored on a card, which you can't do on the Kodak (since it doesn't have a screen)... it's too small to see any detail since the image to be printed only takes up about 2/3 of the already limited space.
Anyway, I am very impressed with the pictures these turn out, plus if you look around, you can get the cost per picture down to about 20 cents if you buy the 108 sheet/ribbon set.
Definitely a MUST BUY in my book!
Supplies:
Canon KP 36IP Color Ink and Paper Set, 4" x 6", 36 Sheets
Canon KP 108IP Color Ink and Paper Set, 4" x 6", 108 Sheets
Canon KC 36IP Color Ink and Paper Set, 2" x 3.5", 36 Sheets
Canon KC 18IL Color Ink and Paper Set, 8 Mini Labels, 18 Sheets
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Review 2
Header: Canon Comes Though Again!
Reviewed By: Stanley Wynman
Date Reviewed: November 15, 2005
I had three of the SONY Dye sublimation printers, and was very happy with them until about 6 months ago. I upgraded my cameras to the 8 megapixel range. Guess what, the JPEG's produced by these cameras exceeds the capacity of the Sony printers. OK, I could still use them on my lower grade cameras. Nope, Sony cancelled the printers and their supplies. Time to upgrade. Sony was not a consideration after being burned. No tech support, and hidden limitations. Looked to Canon and saw they had a great replacement. Bought it on Amazon for $120 shipped. Pictures are better then the Sony and the per-print charge is less then half of Sony's. The Sony's just hit the trash and I'm getting a second CP-710.
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