Abstract: Like Canon in Asia, Sony is a printer manufacturer that plays it both ways (it makes cameras, too). But its offerings are painfully small, literally. Besides the small footprint (180 x 66 x 137mm), there are just four dye sublimation models currently o...
Abstract: Sonys dye-sub DPP-FP90 is similar to the cheaper DPP-FP70, with one notable exception: this has a larger screen, measuring 3.6in, compared to the DPP-FP70s 2.5in display. This is an advantage for using the range of built-in image customisation opt...
The carrying handle on this tiny dye sublimation printer is quite unnecessary as the bare unit only weighs 1.2kg. However, the sticky-out paper tray and external power brick do rather detract from the slick appearance. The printer actually measures 316...
Abstract: compact photo printer: A digital photo printer is an essential part of most photographers home studios. If youre investing for the first time youre likely to end up choosing between a multifunction inkjet and a dedicated photo printer like ...
Small, lightweight; large LCD; competitively priced prints; quick setup; fun effects
Photos were consistently soft; colors sometimes off; fun effects have limited settings; no battery option; limited to 4x6 prints
This unusually small snapshot printer features a big 3.6-inch LCD and easy setup. The dye-sublimation print engine provides smooth gradations, but photos were soft, with less-than-accurate colors. ...
Abstract: The Sony DPP-FP90 Picture Station printer is a dedicated, at-home or on-the-go photo printer that uses dye-sublimation technology, to create durable, lab-quality prints. The FP90 accepts memory cards and has two USB ports for connection to PictBridge c...
Fast. High-quality photos. Large LCD for previewing before printing. Low cost per photo for thermal dye.
Needs optional adapters for some memory card formats. Photo lifetime is not rated.
The small-format Sony Picture Station DPP-FP90 keeps all the good features from Sonys earlier 4-by-6 dedicated photo printers and adds some important new tricks of its own....
