*Loving my **Bestt.Digital** portable Printer. Small enough to carry in my little bag and not at all heavy. Getting a lot of use out of it and having a great time printing on the go. Works for me.*
I can understand what you mean. The saturation and brightness you can play around with photoshop and filters prior printing the images but it is incredibly time-consuming to do that for every single image. In terms of the photo being cropped I figured out how to avoid this - basically you can have the entire image printed by ticking the "framed" option when printing. This way you will print the original photo however it will shrink the size as it will need to apply the frame around the image, but at least you won't have a cropped image, so a bit of a compromise. Hope this helps.
I recently discarded the cp200, I loved the color management of it. It is quite annoying to be over saturating the photos to make them look good. Thanks for the option of framing the photo, I'll try it
Hello! I would like to ask if the prints really last through the years, because i asked in a shop and they told me that because of the technology that this printer uses, the prints become a "white page" after 4months... Is this true?
Hi Martina, I have never heard of any printers printing an image that would only last 4 months... What I have heard however before buying this printer is that the ink is archival and that means it should last "forever" or at least a very long time. I only started using my printer this year and so I have not noticed any changes so far.
CP1300 advertises the prints to last 100 years. CP1200, I believe uses the same ink and paper. So should last just as long. Having said that, it can all ultimately depend on how you store the photo. In a frame, not in direct sunlight. Will probably last forever. In direct sunlight, can quickly fade over time.
Alyona Infashionlove such a shame, must be the printer though rather then the paper. Returned my instax printer for the same reason. Thanks for saving me the cash! :)
oh no! does the Instax pocket printer do the same thing? I got one too, still boxed up, didn't have time to try it out yet... They really could work on the quality of these printers as they are not cheap! Let me know if you find a good pocket printer :)
Alesha Marie I have since learned that the perforated sides are there to get the picture moving inside the printer as it pulls it in and out to get the different colours printed.
*Loving my **Bestt.Digital** portable Printer. Small enough to carry in my little bag and not at all heavy. Getting a lot of use out of it and having a great time printing on the go. Works for me.*
Yes, the C paper cassette takes all the credit card size papers, including square and stickers. Never had a line appears on my prints.
Those lines is to be snapped of. Those Lines are part of the sides which has to be snapped off
Thanks for sharing your opinion on this.
How many photos printed to 1cartridge?
Thank you for sharing!! Nice review!!
i have own like it its very good
your voice is so beautiful
Where can you buy the cassete which you isert in the printer for the stickers? IM searching iT for ages
I bought my card paper cassette on amazon.
I bought it about three months ago and it sucks the saturation of color and brightness. and the photo is always cropped. I'm very dissapoined
I can understand what you mean. The saturation and brightness you can play around with photoshop and filters prior printing the images but it is incredibly time-consuming to do that for every single image.
In terms of the photo being cropped I figured out how to avoid this - basically you can have the entire image printed by ticking the "framed" option when printing. This way you will print the original photo however it will shrink the size as it will need to apply the frame around the image, but at least you won't have a cropped image, so a bit of a compromise. Hope this helps.
I recently discarded the cp200, I loved the color management of it. It is quite annoying to be over saturating the photos to make them look good.
Thanks for the option of framing the photo, I'll try it
This review is no good... how does it print???
Hello! I would like to ask if the prints really last through the years, because i asked in a shop and they told me that because of the technology that this printer uses, the prints become a "white page" after 4months... Is this true?
Hi Martina, I have never heard of any printers printing an image that would only last 4 months... What I have heard however before buying this printer is that the ink is archival and that means it should last "forever" or at least a very long time. I only started using my printer this year and so I have not noticed any changes so far.
CP1300 advertises the prints to last 100 years. CP1200, I believe uses the same ink and paper. So should last just as long. Having said that, it can all ultimately depend on how you store the photo. In a frame, not in direct sunlight. Will probably last forever. In direct sunlight, can quickly fade over time.
@@AlyonasWatercolourCreations This is not an ink printer, it is a dye sublimation printer and does not use liquid ink like an inkjet printer.
@@lepke1979 Does not use ink. It is a dye sublimation printer.
I want it!!!
Do you know why there are lines on the prints?
quality I assume :)
Alyona Infashionlove such a shame, must be the printer though rather then the paper. Returned my instax printer for the same reason. Thanks for saving me the cash! :)
oh no! does the Instax pocket printer do the same thing? I got one too, still boxed up, didn't have time to try it out yet... They really could work on the quality of these printers as they are not cheap! Let me know if you find a good pocket printer :)
Perforation marks to cut the paper to size. You can fold them over and the sides will snap off.
Alesha Marie I have since learned that the perforated sides are there to get the picture moving inside the printer as it pulls it in and out to get the different colours printed.
Whoa the 1300 is much better those photos are too small
it's just the size I printed them in, the card size, there is also the regular photo size paper you can buy for it, I used that too.