Kodak - Mini Shot 2 Retro C210R

Kodak Mini Shot 2 makes 2x3 inch prints Kodak Mini Shot 3 makes 3x3 inch prints Kodak Mini Shot 4 makes 4x4 inch prints -this one is pricy All have the ability to also print photos from your phone using a free Kodak proprietary companion app. There are p200r and p300r printer-only units for the 2x3 and 3x3 formats. They’re a little less expensive than the corresponding cameras, apparently the camera module doesn’t cost very much.

I have a Kodak that isn't a zink printer and it's pretty decent. I can't tell you exactly what it is because I'm at work right now and it's not with me, but if you respond to this comment I'll let you know the details once I get home.

I'm so sorry for the late reply! I was exhausted after work and then forgot until tonight! But at least I'm here now! Lol! It's the Kodak photo printer mini 2. It does a 4 color pass printing. So it is kind of like screen printing. The cartridge is a roll of plastic with colors on it and when you hit print it pushes out the paper and then it does yellow, then pulls the paper back in and does blue and then pulls the paper back in and does red. It's kind of neat to watch and it produces pictures a little more high quality than the zinc photos I think. Oh, it isn't on sticky paper though! It's more like actual photo paper. So you have to put some double sides tape on it in order to put it in your notes. But I think that it also makes them last longer. And you can also write notes on the back of top of the picture because of the paper it is on. So honestly, I would like to get one of the other zinc photo printers as well, but only because I think it would be fun for other things and I like the idea of the sticky paper. But I really love my little printer and I think it's more unique not being the zinc type printers. And so far the pictures have lasted years and years! In fact one of my friends even has one of my pictures on the dashboard of her car and it's been there for at least a year and a half, maybe 2 years and it's still looking good even after being in the sun, the heat, the freezing, the wind, whatever. They are about credit card size. I figured I would explain that even though you probably guessed. If you have any more questions, let me know! I'm happy to share and hopefully I'llv help you find your favorite printer too! ☺️

I have the Kodak mini 2 and it prints on sticky back paper! The downside is the app doesn’t have as many features as the Canon one, but I’ve found the quality to be good. When I was looking for a printer I found a TikTok that tried printing the same image on a bunch of different mini printers and that helped me choose

It’s still going strong! I use the Kodak printer carts with it

I have this as well, and im a huge fan. I like that the film is pretty cheap. you have to use an app on your phone to do the printing. no ragrats here!

yeah sometimes I do wish there was an option for sticker paper. ive only had mine for like one month, but I've gone through like two boxes of film. I'm going back and doing a journal for my summer travels and printing out hella pics. sometimes charging can be annoying, and overheating. it is an inconvenience, but its small compared to how much enjoyment and value im getting from the printer. I found the best deal to be on amazon. you can get it for cheaper during prime deal time but I think that just passed

Can confirm, it’s fantastic! Working in a collage with a bunch of these in one frame to surprise my fiancée

She’s had it for about 2 months (she took it with her on her trip), but we printed off a bunch before she left and some while over there. Been great so far!

I used to use an HP Sprocket and it was great but then I saw the photo quality of the Kodak Retro and the colors just seemed so much more vibrant! I have made the switch to Kodak Retro! I also priced it out and the Kodak refills are about half the price of the HP Zink paper.

I used to use an HP Sprocket with Zink paper. (pros: fast printing, sticker-back paper. cons: streaks sometimes visible, color leans kinda lavender) Then, I saw a friend using the Kodak Mini Retro and I switched over. (pros: colors are clearer, images sharper. con: needs an adhesive to stick into the journal, printing is slower due to the "4 pass" process) I am using the Kodak Retro for travel journaling now because color and sharpness are important to me. I wish it had the sticker back tho! I bring a tape runner with me, but I have had them run out while I was on a trip!

I have the kodak mini retro which I got in sale and while it does the job for me, the picture quality is inconsistent. I definitely need to print pictures that are brighter and have more contrast to look better once printed. But im not picky and the sticker sheets are often on sale on their website so for my budget, it does the job.

I’d say get the Kodak bc the quality and also get the Tombow permanent adhesive glue tape to stick your pictures on

I second the Kodak Retro printers! I use the Kokuyo Dotliner tape glue and never had any trouble with my photos either.

I have the Kodak retro. Besides having issues with the app (which now seem to be resolved), the photo quality is good. The photo paper may be thicker than the sticky back photos.

Kodak retro +1 . However i think it may or may not make ur journal bulky

This is what I use. It gets really bulky over time, so I started peeling the thicker backs off right after it prints for a thinner print.

Kodak 4pass and Instax printers are the play here, imo. Instax has mini and wide, and will look and feel more like retro polaroid prints. Kodak 4pass is a lot more affordable per print and probably the more sane option, but I really love Instax steeze.