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Canon SELPHY CP730
$140.00
Released January, 2001
The Pros:Photo prints look like they came from the lab, very high quality. Easy to replace the ink cartridge even for entry-level users. Photo paper designed for the printer feels like nice, thick stock that makes a nice keepsake when you have your print.
The Cons:Need to use the paper from the manufacturer to get good prints. Cost per print is fairly high including the ink.
The Canon SELPHY CP730 is a mid-range dye-sublimation printer intended only for photo printing use, and has similar features to the CP710 model. The CP730 is portable and compact and has an optional rechargeable battery pack.
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It connects to PictBridg-enabled digital cameras with a USB interface, and can use an optional wireless Bluetooth adapter to print from Bluetooth devices. It also has a built-in 2.0" LCD screen, larger than the other CP700 models, that allows previewing of images from memory cards. It can print 4" x 6" prints in about one minute and the maximum printing size is 4" x 8", which takes about 75 seconds. Max print resolution is 300 x 300 dpi with 256 levels per color and each photo is finished with a UV- and water-resistant protective coating. Photos are supposed to be long-lasting, and the CP730 also has a built-in image color optimizer that enhances lighting and reduces red-eye.
Features
- Released August 2005
- Dye-sublimation photo printer
- Adds protective coating after color layers
- 2.0" LCD screen to preview images
- Reads and prints from multiple memory card formats
- 256 levels per color
- 300 x 300 dpi print resolution
- Portable, optional rechargeable battery pack
- PictBridge direct printing, optional Bluetooth wireless adapter
- 4" x 6" print in 58 seconds, estimated 28 cents per print, wide-mode prints in 75 seconds
- Max print size 4" x 8" wide mode
- Built-in color optimizer
- Borderless printing
- Long-lasting prints
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Pros & Cons
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photo prints look like they came from the lab, very high quality
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easy to replace the ink cartridge even for entry-level users
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photo paper designed for the printer feels like nice, thick stock that makes a nice keepsake when you have your print
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paper refills are reasonably priced
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works with a battery pack making it very portable
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need to use the paper from the manufacturer to get good prints
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cost per print is fairly high including the ink
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