I just had to print a photo for our daughter's school yesterday and if I remember correctly, it wasn't as wide. The photos are 100x148 which is slightly less than a 4x6
I have the selphy 1500 and it's legit. It packs down very small when not in use and the photo quality is really nice on the canon paper. I highly recommend it.
Canon Selphy does a fantastic job. I love mine. A little write up here...
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selphy for print quality anyday, ivy for everything else.
one is much larger than the other and cost per print will be different, zink papers are relatively affordable and widely available whereas canon's cartridges are higher upfront cost and limited to supply from the manufacturer.
The canon SELPHY cp1500 is great. I use that for my photos. Out of the box it’s powered at the outlet but there is a battery you can get for it. The advantage is it allows you to do full size 4x6 prints
I have both. I stopped using Instax because of the cost of the film; CP1500 costs $33 for 108 postcard-sized sheets. What I usually do, if I want smaller photos, is print 2 or 4 per sheet, and they end up being a similar size to Instax Mini or Wide for 10% of the price. There's a Canon Selphy QX20 that prints Instax-sized photos, but the paper costs much more. I don't recommend Kodak ZINK or 3-step film; I've tried them, and they're terrible.
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SELPHY CP1500
82% positive of 169 users
Simple, archival dye-sub prints; portability and costs divide users.
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