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I know it sounds similar to a stupid question, though do we bond your digital camera to it as well as imitation a cinema similar to that or have been they stored by a little kind of mental recall card? we have a Samsung Digimax D53 digital camera as well as i do not know that is a most appropriate printer for me to buy. Also, is there anything else i should know prior to shopping one.
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Tags: I Don T Know, Memory Card, Samsung Camera, Silly Question
February 10th, 2010 at 12:55 pm
if you have removable storage in your camera find a printer that has storage slots for them and you can plug them in and print right from them. If not some printers have usb ports and you can hook the cam up then and hit print on a pic on the camera. And of course theres the traditional way of putting it on your computer and having the printer hooked up to it and just hitting print. =) Go to the electronics section of any store with electronics like Target, wal mart, Best buy, Circuit city, take your camera if possible, and ask them for advice and to explain things to ya. Thats what they are there for!
February 11th, 2010 at 1:13 am
It’s far easier (er, more powerful) to do it from a computer. 95% of the time you’re going to print something you didn’t mean to or the options won’t be powerful enough on the printer to achieve the desired results.
But in any case, you plug the card/camera into the printer, then there’s usually a screen that you can browse through to select one or more photos. You specify sizes and tell it to print! Pretty easy but the interfaces are usually cryptic and I prefer using the computer to do it
February 13th, 2010 at 2:55 pm
any printer will do
February 16th, 2010 at 2:48 pm
the way some of the people talk talk; u’ll think the only way to print anything is at a wal-mart kiosk, lol. 1 thing I’ve learned w/ photo printers; is use the malefactors’ inks and paper for the best results. I’ve been using HP portable photo prints for over 4 yrs now. i have been very please. I’ve been plz to the point that i make money w/ my HP potable photo prints. I’ve taken it to company and family gatherings and made prints; for a small fee; lol. the newest HP photo printer has on-board photo editing controls, a huge screen to preview, lots of slots, and hook-ups so that u can print from almost anything. i left u a link; this is the 1 i will be getting to replace the 1 i have now, lol. i just have 2 have the l8est and greatest; lol.