Polaroid Printer Reviews

"An entertaining and logical accessory to your digital camera, the Polaroid P-500 digital photo printer allows you to print your photos anyplace, anytime, with no more hassle than inserting a CompactFlash or SmartMedia card and choosing your picture...As the P-500 uses Polaroid Type 500 instant film, it requires no batteries or power cords...As the P-500 uses Polaroid Type 500 instant film, it requires no batteries or power cords...Polaroid P-500 printer is the simplest way ever to create prints directly from your digital camera...The P-500 automatically resizes JPEG files from any brand of digital camera to create great prints..." read more »

"need a way to install polaroid colorshot printer on computer with windows xp...I have purchased a polaroid colorshot printer but it is not compatable with windows xp i need a way to use it with my os...Google does not endorse, and expressly disclaims liability for any product, manufacturer, distributor, service or service provider mentioned or any opinion expressed in answers or comments..." read more »

"Christopher Grey's polaroid transfer instructions are so helpful in that they provide not only text but photographs illustrating each concept...I highly recommend this book for beginners like myself...I have found his book to be the most helpful one available outlining polaroid art..." read more »

"Passport/ID format support....High per-print cost; lacks many of the features of similarly priced photo printers; USB 1.1; Windows...Tell us what you like about this product...Polaroid PP46d photo printer user ratings and Compact Photo Printer user reviews and reviews - CNET Reviews...Tell us what you don't like about this product......" read more »

"Polaroid wants to halve that number with its PhotoMAX digital camera, which combines its picture-taking capability with an MP3 player...This is an eye-catching camera, housed in a transparent blue case and accompanied by a big handful of accessories...Colors were adequately portrayed, but again, the photos you take with the PhotoMAX will be barely Web-worthy...This means that to get any real usefulness from the MP3 player you'll have to instantly upgrade to a much larger CompactFlash card, making the PhotoMAX much costlier than the initial $229 price tag..." read more »