Canon Selphy Cp400 Digital Photo Thermal Printer

[Print] Selphy photo printer arrived promptly, was easy to setup in just a few minutes without need of the instructions and I was immediately printing some nice photos that I hadn't seen since they were taken. The photo quality is very nice and-now the pictures are on display around our house.

[550 Sheets] It's a replacement pack for the Canon SELPHY! It's pretty self explanatory. The ink and paper does run out pretty close to each other. I think we squeezed 57 prints from one ink pack, but that's a guess. The ink & paper is super easy to replace too. The paper has a similar feel to most glossy photo papers on the market, though the sizing is a little bit different (I believe). I'll be buying more for sure! I'm not sure if it's the paper, or more likely the printer, but we lost a lot of detail in the black range. Honestly, I'm glad - it hides the wrinkles in our photo booth.

[Musk Green] I bought this printer for travel to replace my Fujifilm Instax SP-2 printer. I've used the Instax system for several years, but the new airport CT Scanners have been shown to fog film in a single pass (Kodak posted an advisory on Facebook to that effect). The Selphy printer system is not effected by the scanners. (Of course due to Covid-19, all my travel was cancelled anyway ...) Pros: (1) It works well. The prints are slightly better than I get from my Selphy. (2) The prints are thinner than the Selphy prints, and they come with a light adhesive on them. This works great if you keep a written journal of your travels, with prints pasted onto the pages. (3) It's rechargeable, and easy to use. (4) The prints are cheaper than the Fujifilm Instax Square prints (which are directly comparable to the Canon QX-10, but slightly more expensive than the smaller Instax credit card size prints (from the SP-2). (5) The Canon App is easy to use (but see the cons). Cons: (1) The printer comes with a trial pack capable of making only 3 prints! Initially, the printer supplies weren't even available. They are available now, but not as easy to find as the Instax prints. I assume this will change. (2) The battery is good for about 20 pictures; the battery on the SP-2 lasts much longer. (3) The Canon App is very basic - it can adjust the size of the print, and add some text, but it doesn't have any editing functions. It just selects the central part of your picture, so I use the iPhone Photos App to edit and crop before I use the picture. (4) You can't print directly to the printer from your camera. This only effects people using Fujifilm cameras.

[10 x 5 x 2"] I love this paper for my Canon Selphy printer. Good color, dries in seconds and great durability.

I bought this printer for travel to replace my Fujifilm Instax SP-2 printer. I've used the Instax system for several years, but the new airport CT Scanners have been shown to fog film in a single pass (Kodak posted an advisory on Facebook to that effect). The Selphy printer system is not effected by the scanners. (Of course due to Covid-19, all my travel was cancelled anyway ...) Pros: (1) It works well. The prints are slightly better than I get from my Selphy. (2) The prints are thinner than the Selphy prints, and they come with a light adhesive on them. This works great if you keep a written journal of your travels, with prints pasted onto the pages. (3) It's rechargeable, and easy to use. (4) The prints are cheaper than the Fujifilm Instax Square prints (which are directly comparable to the Canon QX-10, but slightly more expensive than the smaller Instax credit card size prints (from the SP-2). (5) The Canon App is easy to use (but see the cons). Cons: (1) The printer comes with a trial pack capable of making only 3 prints! Initially, the printer supplies weren't even available. They are available now, but not as easy to find as the Instax prints. I assume this will change. (2) The battery is good for about 20 pictures; the battery on the SP-2 lasts much longer. (3) The Canon App is very basic - it can adjust the size of the print, and add some text, but it doesn't have any editing functions. It just selects the central part of your picture, so I use the iPhone Photos App to edit and crop before I use the picture. (4) You can't print directly to the printer from your camera. This only effects people using Fujifilm cameras.

[Inkjet] I had the Canon Selphy but the ink cartridges only printed maybe 10 pics before I had to change. Opted for the Canon Tr150, Great printer. Compact, opted in for battery pack as well for portability and based on my use the first time(printing 4x6 Photo booth style pics), starter ink cartridge printed roughly 60 plus(hard to pinpoint as I had customers ask for 2-3 reprints, based off actual content count on drive). Worked well. Print quality looks good and print time was okay roughly minute per but towards end when I had multiple customers could of used a second printer though....overall I recommend. I'm above average user(events, weddings, portraits) so worth the money so far.

[6.9 x 4.6 x 2"] The Canon Selphy is the best inexpensive dye sup printer for general use. The packages are almost idiot proof and this product is no different. It was great fun to get almost instant prints for family and friends over the holidays

[Black] The above title says it all. Canon, please make a thermal 8x10 printer. This little guy is the best. Quality of prints is top notch and pretty good with acurate flesh tones. I will be using this in the studio to provide a quick gift print to my clients. Easy peasy set up too.

[25x Sheet Paper] It makes digital images worth framing with a decent photo printer. This is a gift to all photographers!

[Single] I have tried them all - Costco papge - Canon and Generic as well as Hammermill. - Epson Photo paper is simply the best paper for your photo printer out there - and I used both Canon and Epson printer. This paper was also reccomended by my photo teacher - can't go wrong here!