Dave G asked:
I know it sounds like a silly question, but do you connect your digital camera to it and print the pictures like that or are they stored by some kind of memory card? I have a Samsung Digimax D53 digital camera and i don’t know which is the best printer for me to buy. Also, is there anything else i should know before buying one.
Jill K asked:
I have always owned Kodak digital cameras so I have the whole setup. Recently my camera broke and I started looking for a new one and decided to go with a Canon SD750. While reading it says it will be able to print to any Pictbridge printers. I know that when I transfered pictures my camera always said pictbrige on the screen so I started to wonder if I would be able to transfer to Kodak printer using USB or something. I am selling my Kodaks to pay for new camera and will try to sell printer dock if it will be useless. Thanks for any info you have!
Thanks!
By: melissa0117
About the Author:
Kodak does not seem to make the printer docks anymore and we’re looking for something that can supply similar functionality.
We’re also replacing the camera so if there are some good combos out there for camera/printers that someone can suggest that’d be greatly appreciated as well.
Stacey and Corey asked:
Hello. I currently have a Kodak Easyshare 5.0MP that is about two years old. I really want to get a new camera because I am not receiving the best quality from this one. I think the only reason that I purchased it in the first place is that it came with a printer dock and that was really nice.
Lastnight I bought an Olympus Fe-230 and it really sucks. I am taking it back today along with the xD memory card and getting my money back. I thought with the good name brand and the 7.1MP I was in the safe zone but I guess not.
I want a camera that is in between $80-140 that takes crisp and clear pictures. I have a BEAUTIFUL cat that I would love to take pictures of, but my Kodak isn’t doing it for me. I would also like a camera that is easy on batteries. I want to be able to take up to 70 pictures in one day with standard AA batteries.
I have looked online at many retailers and many stores and I get so many good reviews but then I see the bad ones and it worries me.
I was looking at a Canon A560 and it seems like a WONDERFUL little camera to have, but then I heard about the E-18 error and the bad customer service from Canon and I am not looking forward to that.
I also saw a nice Nikon L11, a Samsung that apparently eats batteries like a pig, and a nice Sony one too.
Any ideas? I am going out today so I would like to know which ones could be purchased from Target, Meijer, Radioshack, Kmart, Ritz, or any place like that.
I have searched for these places online and received good/bad reviews. I just want some place that I can go to, test the camera out myself, then decide.
Thank you!
leeredbrickcity asked:
i have a digital camera and took very important pictures of my mother 60th birthday. i reviewed the pics in the camera and they were great i took the scan disk out to put it into my printer to print the photos and there was nothing there i put the disc back in the camera and they were gone from there as well please help
