How can you verify the picture your are going to print isn't fuzzy while looking at the preview provided by the camera I have taken many photos that appear to be clear until viewed on the computer.So any printer that offers an LCD viewer or memory card reader options is in my opinion a complete waste of time and I have three gripes with anyone who say different defeats the point of owning one as we all know the beauty of going digital is the ability to perform cropping, adjustments and the ability to fix the dreaded red-eye on our computers while offering us the joy of viewing the photos on a decent monitor. It would seem to me that purchasing a digital camera without these basic skills would be kinda dumb as you would only be able to save the photos onto memory cards and to view the photos you would need a camera that displays them to a television. I personally feel anyone purchasing digital camera will have have a computer and will probably be an advanced enough user to know how to transfer pictures from the camera to the computer and will also most-likely have a CD or DVD writer to ensure the photos taken will never be lost. I have a long-standing issue with the multitude of features manufacturers will add to a product to try and grab market-share. I quickly reduced the field by simply eliminating any features that I deemed useless. 🖨 Canon Selphy CP510 Inkjet Cartridges '}įunction addLoadEvent(e)ĮlById("notify"+r)&(y=elById("notify"+r),y.innerHTML=""),o.Canon Selphy CP510 Compact Photo Printer ReviewĬhoosing a photo printer is a task that I was not looking forward to delving into as the amount of printers and specifications and terminology associated with these darn printers is enough to give anyone a major migrane.
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