Epson - PictureMate PM-400 Personal Photo Lab

The Epson PM-400 - it's about the size of a large hard cover book. I've taken it to crops many times. The prints are great, it easily connects to my iPhone, multiple print sizes (4x6, 5x7 and 3.5x5). There are apps that will allow you to make collages of smaller pictures on a 4x6 print - so you can have 2 3x4 pictures, 4 2x3, etc.

This was going to be my suggestion as well. It’s a great little printer…good quality prints.

If you're on a budget, you could go with a Canon Selphy 1500 (battery sold separately otherwise it's plug-in) or Epson PictureMate PM-400. Note that you can buy Canon Refurbished or Epson Certified ReNew to save some money in the U.S.A. I've bought products from both in the past and their refurbished gear is in like-new condition with all the necessary accessories. DNP Photo printers are specially made for on-site photo printing at events. They can be expensive, so maybe search around if you can rent a printer on a per-day basis. I wouldn't buy one for one-time use or occasional events. You'll probably want to "tether" your camera to a laptop via a tether cable. So images get passed to the computer quickly. You don't want to be constantly pulling out a memory card and sliding it into a memory card reader. Tether Tools is the standard for tethering cables. I've heard good things about Area51 Tether Co. cables too. Also make sure to buy a "jerk stopper" or tether guard that keeps the cable from getting accidentally ripped out of the HDMI port on your camera. Repairing a broken port can be expensive. A tripod can make the photos more consistent. Also save your body from the strain of handholding a camera in the same spot for hours at an event. Videos: [I went PRINT Crazy! These [DNP] Printers Can Make You Money!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-4Zgjtip7o) by PhotoRec TV [The best printer for your Photo Booth business: DNP DS-RX1HS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-uBAiZ_Xhw) by Natalie Daniels [Best Photo Booth App to Start a Photo Booth Business: Simple Booth](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA44NR2QCeQ) by Natalie Daniels Then pair a printer with photo booth software like [dslrBooth / LumaBooth](https://dslrbooth.com). [Simple Booth](https://www.simplebooth.com/) is another one. [The Booth Series](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqt3v-7OJAnq58yJ7dfoS_s0zBQh_6VI2) by Equine Photo School - These were some of the best photo booth training videos I could find. Most of the rest were over 10 years old lol. Even if you're not photographing horses, there's some good tips. Hope this helps.

Epson PM-400 prints multiple sizes up to 5x7. The print app is easy to use. Ink cartridge is an all in one and cost about $35 for 100 prints which is the average number of prints per cartridge. It prints on anything that will work in an ink jet. It's a great portable small printer and I have one for crops. At home I use an Epson Eco Tank. I've had it 4 years this Christmas and have only bought ink refills once. I print all my pictures at home. It is an all in one print/copy/scan. Photos are excellent quality and resolution. It doesn't print bigger than 8.5x11.

I love my PictureMate PM400. It prints 4x6 and 5x7, officially, but will print 3x4 if you trick it, lol. (Tell it you're printing a horizontal 4x6, but put a vertical 3x4 paper in.) But most often, I print 4x6 collages of smaller photos. I make them either on my phone (Pic Stitch is a fave) or on my computer (Photoshop templates).