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Wouldn't you get a better resolution though with a portable dye-sub printer, as theres no intermediary optical process. To clarify this, I've got a Canon one t
by deutronium 12y ago
Wouldn't you get a better resolution though with a portable dye-sub printer, as theres no intermediary optical process.
To clarify this, I've got a Canon one that uses C M Y layers if I recall correctly and outputs at a resolution of 300PPI.
- isaacdegani 12y agoHey deutronium, dye sub printers and SnapJet have different use cases; dye sub printers take ink and aren't something to throw into a bag to take with you. SnapJet is more of a fun gadget for Smartphones than a professional photo printer. It uses film cartridges and makes interfacing with a smartphone really easy. Cheers! Isaac
- deutronium 12y agoGot you, I've just had a look over some of the examples, they do look impressive!
- chx 12y agoBasically: fund this idea if you want the 7mm future device to happen because at this moment the dye sub printer looks superior. Some dye sub printers have the ink and the paper together in one cartridge. If not, then you can have multiple paper size -- think stickers. While larger than a smartphone, they can have a comparable footprint to a 7" tablet, for eg. compare the Canon CP 910 at 178 x 128 x 60.5 mm to a Nexus 7 tablet at 198.5 x 120 x 10.45 mm.