Canon Selphy CP1300 Wireless Compact Photo Printer with AirPrint and Mopria Device Printing, White
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A 5-year warranty is included with your SELPHY CP1300. a sheet sample pack of paper, as well as an equal amount of ink Additional ink and paper sets, ranging from 18 to 108 sheets, are available. We hope this information is useful.
Yes and yes, but before sending the photos to this printer, you must first crop and resize them. Your image will be printed in 4x6 format because the printer will not know what size it is. To resize my photos, I use the picsart app.
Yes, all you'll need is an internet connection and the Canon app.
Selected User Reviews For Canon Selphy CP1300 Wireless Compact Photo Printer with AirPrint and Mopria Device Printing, White
This was purchased for a photo booth at a DIY wedding. For this project, I conducted extensive research on four different types of printers and selected this one. 4x6" prints, quick print time, and easy setup with their app exceeded my expectations in terms of print quality, price, and size. Setting up wifi, creating a template background, and locking and setting print display options are all simple tasks. The guests enjoyed it and were able to share their photos on social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, email, and Twitter. In addition, we were able to keep all of the photographs that had been taken. I would recommend this printer over and over again based on the price and the number of photos it can print.
For a photo booth at a party, I'm very happy with this small photo printer. I was able to complete my tasks in a timely and effective manner. The travel size is ideal. Good value for the print quality. I'm a professional photographer, so I have a high standard for print quality, and while these aren't quite up to par, they're still pretty good. level prints are simple to make and look good. My only criticism is that the viewing window is very small, and you can't tell quality from the preview window, so I printed a couple blurry images instead of the sharper image by accident. Even though I followed the directions, I was unable to make the collage function work. The single 4x6 prints, on the other hand, come out quickly and look good (you must tear the perforated edges off). The entire system is well-designed and easy to use. Overall, I was impressed.
plugged it in after opening the box and unwrapping the contents. It was simple enough to install the ink cartridge (hint: I loaded the sheets of photo paper into the tray, then inserted the tray into the printer, keeping the text engraved on one side of the cartridge facing up. br>br>I prefer to use WiFi from my iPhone, which is connected to my own WiFi network. putting in the password letter by letter It took a little longer to write the letter, but it was no more difficult than logging into Netflix with a TV remote. br>br>Once the printer was connected to my WiFi network, I went to my photos and selected a photo, then tapped "share," with Print as one of the options. That was it; I chose the Slephy printer. When I just wanted to print an image, I didn't need to download any apps on my iPhone. "Busy" appeared on the Selphy printer's screen, indicating that something was going on. The print was completed and looked fantastic after about 45 seconds. br>br>to achieve borderless prints, a small sliver of the image was lost at each end. not ideal, but for the half-dozen pictures I printed to see what this thing could do, none of them were spoiled by having about 3-5% of the image lost at each end. Each end of the image has been cropped by 2 mm. The fine perforations on the sheets of glossy printer paper will cleanly snap off from each end of the finished print, giving you a sharp-looking print. Print with no borders on the edges. Although the paper size is commonly referred to as 4x6, the finished prints are actually about 3-inches wide. For me, 15/16" tall by 5=13/16th" wide is close enough. br>br>the only issue I have with the printer is that it is so much fun that it makes me want to print every photo I own. br>br>if you want to get back into having physical prints of your photos and the size of 4x6 prints is sufficient for you, this machine is pretty great. If you have an iPhone, it appears that you can print your photos directly from the camera roll without using any additional software (this may also be true for Android, but I haven't tested it).
It has so many flaws that I don't know where to start. It's not even a coincidence that one of the products I received was defective. I've tried both of these solutions, but the same issues persist: no matter how many photos you try to print, it always prints one less and then freezes. To fix, you must turn off and on again. Also, probably 5% of the photos have some glitch in the paper ink that looks like little color flares. In addition, the ink-to-paper ratio is off by a long shot. I'm out of ink and have three packs of unopened paper. Ink degrades more quickly than paper. Finally, there was the final straw that broke the camel's back - The ink became stuck, destroying an entire ink cartridge as well as the print. I literally carried it to the trash can and tossed it in there. It was a complete waste of money. Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - Canon - I'd appreciate it if you made an effort to make things right for me. customer who is extremely dissatisfied.
I thought this would work for a photo booth at a party after seeing videos of it printing photo booth strips side by side (2 2x6 prints from a 4x6 paper). My assumptions were incorrect. When printing from SD or USB, this printer will only let you print almost all of the layouts it advertises. It will AirPrint the 4x6 size just fine, but almost nothing else will, which, in my opinion, completely defeats the purpose of this device. br>br> I was also underwhelmed by the appearance of the device once the paper cartridge had been installed. It transforms this small printer into a large, fragile-looking device. It appears that bumping it and snapping one of the plastic flaps off is relatively simple. br>br>The printing process also appears to be unsuitable for use in a photo booth or at a party. It prints the entire print four times (for each CMYK pass), but I could easily see someone not realizing this and grabbing it after one of these passes, messing up the whole thing. br>br>Overall, the prints are attractive, but I would only want to use it in the privacy of my own home. Everything else appears to be far too volatile.
It's a great small photo printer that can be tucked away when not in use. The photos turned out to be quite good in terms of image quality. The only issue I have with this printer is that the iOS app does not allow you to change how the photo is printed. Some of the photos were cut on the top, and I wasn't sure how to align them so that only the parts I want are printed.
Ink depletes much more quickly than paper. br>br>While each sheet of paper is individually wrapped, one ink cartridge only lasts for about 5 of the 18 sheets. The picture quality is excellent, but it's not worth it if you have to use three ink cartridges to print 15 pictures.
The setup is difficult. Although the print quality is excellent, the setup process is more difficult than it should be. In addition, this printer consumes ink like it's no one's business. For every 19 photos, one ink cartridge is used.
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