Отзывы о Принтер сублимационный Canon Selphy CP1300, цветн., A6

I absolutely love this! I bought this as I had lots of pictures to print out and the supermarkets are charging silly rates for prints. The quality of the prints are brilliant and the printer itself is very quick and easy to use.

Bought for my wife who was fed up with lugging around several boxes of printer stuff on holiday; she was delighted with it - it's stylish, easy to load\unload, and fits everything we need for our Canon Selphy CP800. I have noticed occasional comments from others about there only being enough space to carry one additional ink cartridge but we have not found that an issue yet - fit a new cartridge in the printer before you leave and you should have enough for around 80 prints.

Didnt read description properly, thought I could print any size photos, couldnt believe how tiny printer was when I opened the box. Definately will no keep this 'printer'.

it has been very handy and good to use. picture quality is good. only issue i had with it was that i couldnt rotate pictures to have them in landscape or vertical depending on what i wanted. other than that, it is a good product and i recommend it to any one looking to print pics quick.

Negative first, then positives
I'd like to copy in the Support thread from Canon.
They have absolutely no interest in making this product work in Windows 8, in fact blaming Microsoft.
This is a worrying issue and dramatically reduces the value of the product.
The workaround is to save to USB/SD and print from that instead.
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The good news is that the product works very well, is fast (I was able to print full colour in <30 seconds), has a good image quality and paper ink seem robust.
The printer may even have been a 4/5 star item if not for the response form Canon Support.

Be warned you get your nice new printer that you have been waiting for.
Only to find you cannot use it - because it dose not come with ink or paper.
Like a new car without a steering wheel.
Martin

I first saw one of these printers back in October 2012 at a business promo day for visitors to print their own photos from the day. I could see how handy one would be at home. When I came to buy one the WIFI version had come down in price so opted for that. I am very pleased with it. I can send photos via local WIFI network from my phone, tablet, PC, Laptop or just stick an SD card in. Very easy to use and the picture quality is very good. Nice bright colours and sharp detail. I am yet to use the auto corrective functions but I'm sure they do some good stuff.

Fantastic mini photo printer. Love this model has I can print direct from your iPhone as well as the computer.

Took about 10 minutes to set up then I was printing from my SD card. At first had problems printing from my iPhone, but after a few attempts it works perfectly.

Would recommend this machine to others especially if you they want different size photographs other than 6x4.

This is a really good machine depending on what you want to use it for. I would think if you could wait for the prints from somewhere, it would be cheaper, but if you want them now, then this is great.

Very good quality pictures but no so easy to use on wireless mode. I think wifi module is an ancient one.

This is a perfect case for the canon printer.

It fits the printer, main lead, paper and cartridges awell as a camera and charger.

Its great.

I received a grey case not beige as described. Not a problem for me as I prefer the grey, but some buyers may not. Buyer beware.

it is very portable and has all the pouches and pockets to hold all my accessories. it has been perfect and i cant fault it

This printer is printing a dark line across every image that I print, this happens over wifi and from sd card. After checking amazon US it seems that a lot of people have the same problem. Aside from that the print quality really isn't that great and certainly not worth the expensive paper packs. I get better prints at a fraction of the cost from my full size printer.

I bought this because I was looking for something compact and the ability to print wirelessly from iPhone. I've returned the printer and will be buying a full size air printer which will at least enable me to print on higher quality paper for a lot cheaper.

A great many of the reviews here are misleading. Also, people seem reluctant to call Canon tech support, which provides information readily. There are drivers available, easily, on the Canon USA site, for Max OS X through 10.6.x (known as Snow Leopard). What I was told was that "engineering" is still working on a driver for the Selphy CP800 under Mac OS X 10.7.x (aka Lion). Tech support cannot tell us when it will be done. When it is, it will appear on the website, and, presumably, will be announced wherever it is they make product announcements.I know from prior experience, and other models of the Selphy line (all of which use the ink and paper and paper loading cartridges interchangeably), that these are excellent printers, and one of the most cost-effective ways of producing genuine dye-sublimation prints, of which there are few other better print technologies. If this produced large format prints it would cost in the tens of thousands of dollars and require special handling.It's an amazing achievement that this printer can be made so easy to use, so accessible, with such cheap consumables, and to cost so little. It's not amazing, but sad and inexplicable, that a company the size of Canon cannot produce a driver for the current operating system, out for eight months now from what is now the world's best-selling line of computers. But wait! There's more! See immediately below. The driver is now available.[Edited on May 21, 2012: Canon released a driver for Mac OS X Lion, as promised, though a tad long in coming... It's been available since mid-March. Go to the Canon USA website, look for the product page for the CP800 and click on "Drivers and Software" and it's pretty straight forward from there.]

At first I was hesitant to purchase this printer, thinking the print quality couldn't be as good as everybody was saying it was. But after finding a good deal on Black Friday, I decided to take a chance on it. The printer is very easy to setup and the quality is comparable to what you would get at most labs. Plus the convenience of printing at home. The cost of each print is debatable - it comes down to how much you value the convenience. Definitely worth the investment.

Upgraded from Sony printer, and while Canon print quality is good the device has some significant drawbacks. Firstly the card slot does not read Sony memory sticks, which is a pain seeing as I have a Sony camera. Secondly, thou can only print via wifi from a Windows 7 or a mobile device. As the main computer runs on an earlier version of Windows, a USB connection is the only option. However the presence of a USB connection disables the wireless capability so that I can no longer print from my iPad. Would be nice if Canon could package with a USB cable and card adapter!

I haven't been happy with this printer. I actually had to take it to my computer shop and pay money to find out it works, it just doesn't work right. Question marks come up when I put in an SD card or a flash drive instead of thumbprints 9 times out of 10. So unless I only put one picture on at a time, I have no idea what I'm printing. And it does not work with my computer which is an Apple. Very frustrating. I usually love Canon printers! I had a Lexmark one at one time that worked wonderfully but they stopped making the ink for it so I'm stuck with this one for now. I must say it does print very nice quality pictures, hence the 2 stars.

I purchased this case for my new Canon Selphy. It the perfect size to take when I'm on the go. Its holds extra ink and paper sets as well as the machine.

In fact, in some situations it completely ignores deep black detail which is important when you print. I have done some great shots with great black detail I was hoping to see in print. Didn't show up, just a solid black with no detail. Overall the printer is great for on location printing, I like the dye component for ink, priced well for photos dye carts. Really my only complaint is the lack of detail that is provided in deep blacks. Again, it does not even register. I want to be clear, the prints are excellent, however, as a photo enthusiast who takes the time to provide detail in my black areas, this is a significant issue for me that might not be or show up for others at all. Photographers probably would understand what I am referring to instead of the novice. Overall value is great and well worth the price. Pictures are high quality.Pros - Price, convenience, image quality with bright colors, sleek, small footprint, easy exchange of ribbon, fairly fast print time, compact.Cons - Lack of detail in black printing, LCD small, not detailed, cost of battery pack too high compared to printer.Would I buy again? - Probably so, I haven't done many comparisons, however, for what it is, I would buy it again.

I have fallen in love four times in my life. The first was a heartbreaker in college. The second, I married. The third was a Weber Q grill. And this printer was the fourth.Now, a printer is not the kind of thing one should fall in love with. It's stupid. It's a pile of plastic and metal enclosed in a box. And while it is a very nice box, a box it is none-the-less.But I am in love. Let me count the ways.(1) It does what it says: it prints beautiful color photos in about a minute. The printer uses a process called dye sublimation in which a solid ink that is spread on a thin plastic sheet is transferred to the photo paper in a four step process. In the first three steps, different color inks are deposited on top of each other to create all the other colors of the spectrum. In the last step, a clear coating is applied that protects the print from minor scratches and fingerprints. (BTW, don't let the 300dpi resolution put you off. The photos look every bit as good as the "60 million by 24 million dots per blah, blah, blah of the ink jet printers. Evidently, dots per inch are not all the same.)(2) It is simple to use. You take your picture. You insert your memory card into the front of the printer (it accepts just about every common memory card). You select your photo from the small display built in to the printer and press the print button. One minute later, your print is ready to handle and share. Want to print all the photos on the memory card? Simply select the "print all" command and it will print all the photos. No laptop or PC needed.(3) It is cost effective - take 1. When you buy the special paper for the printer, the solid ink cartridge(s) come with the paper. You always get enough ink for the amount of paper that you buy so you don't waste ink. Unlike inkjet printers, you don't waste ink cleaning nozzles or have ruined pictures because of a clogged inkjet. At the normal price, prints come out to about 30?a print. While this is more expensive than sending your prints to Costco, you have the benefit of not having to drive to Costco. With gas at $3 a gallon, you have to factor that in. I have actually bought paper and ink in a 108 print box from Best Buy that was on sale for about $14. This brought the cost down to about 12? a print. Needless to say, I bought eight boxes. The paper is widely available from all the big box digital camera retailers and from specialty camera shops.(4) It is cost effective - take 2. The prints come in only one size, 4x6. (Actually, the print is really 100mm by 148mm. This works out to a slightly smaller 3.94 x 5.83 inch print.) If you want larger or smaller prints, then this is not the printer for you. However, the upside is that you only have to carry only one type of ink cartridge and one type of paper. If the printer had to handle more sizes of prints, the printer, paper and ink would be more expensive.(5) The pictures are durable and smudge proof. Unlike inkjet printers, the photo won't run if water spills on it. The dye sublimation ink is wax based and does not dissolve in water. Kept out of the sun, the photos should last your lifetime and into your kids lifetime. Will it last forever? No. For that, you need to shoot in black and white on film. Frankly, this printer is not for archival purposes. It is intended to print pictures that you can enjoy and share immediately. Kind of like the concept behind the Polaroid camera.(6) It is made by Canon. Canon has been making quality photo equipment for generations and this printer is no exception. Service centers are nearly everywhere in the USA.(7) It is portable. I can store two of these printers - with all power cables and a box of paper - in a large laptop computer case. I have taken them to a school banquet and printed photos of all the guests for a take home souvenir. Using two printers, two cameras, and a small pile of memory cards, my wife and I printed over two hundred take home keepsakes to remember the event with in under three hours. There's even a port for plugging in a 24 volt battery supply, though I haven't tried it yet.(8) It is reliable. The paper loads in a tray that is inserted into the front of the printer. The ink cartridge is loaded into the side of the printer. The paper feeds from the tray and passes in a straight line to the back of the printer. The paper shuttles back and forth while the layers of ink and protective coating is applied to the paper. That's it. In many other printers, including full size ones, the paper has to feed through several sets of rollers that bend the paper through a convoluted paper path. In my experience, the more convoluted the path, the greater the probability that the paper will jam in the machine because of a tolerance or timing problem. The more convoluted the path, the more complicated the mechanism has to be and the less reliable the printer becomes. The straighter the path, the more reliable. So far, in over four hundred prints printed on two of these printers, I have

I bought this to print quick photos from my iPhone. It turns out that the iPhone does not work with this directly. So I have to transfer to a stick then print. Photo quality is just ok. Maybe that is the phone, but I have the 4S model and have had photos print from other printers nicely.Great size factor and very easy to set up / use. Feels like a Canon quality unit. There really needs to be an upfront disclaimer about the iPhone, though. Amazon should take responsibility on this. The product page said nothing - absolutely nothing - about phone incompatibilities. I know that I should have read more than just the 3 reviews that show up on the first page, but I would think that the seller would want to make me aware of this.I like the cartrige system and the paper tray works fine for me.I can only give 2 stars since the initial feeling I have right now is very let down from my expectation toward this device.

Have not used it yet, but it looks good. Good value from this source. Quite a compact and handy little printer.

This was a resent for my wife, she loves it and has used it constantly since its arrival. Will by more paper and ink when needed