best dye sub photo printer in All Reviews

…"The compact Canon Selphy CP710 dye-sub photo printer is fast and cheap to operate."… 55 more reviews »

…This is my first "Photo Printer" I am very happy I choose to go with the "Dye-Sub" type of...…

… for great color and for the durable coating offered by the dye-sub technology.

The first picture I printed was a landscape with an eggshell blue sky that was rendered in a deep violent turquoise… 49 more reviews »

…Canon paper (on Canon printers) produces the best home prints for me. It almost seems as though the print is done at a mini lab with dye sub technology. Highly recommended.… 85 more reviews »

… at the point where you can make truly superb 8x10 prints with todays's best inkjet photo printers or Oly's own dye sub printer, which is probably the best you can do at home. And as if that were not enough… 98 more reviews »

…. Inkjet and dye-sub printers do a far better job at printing photos, although the costs of consumables are much higher as well. Comparison with my Konica-Minolta 2450 (which is also network ready shows… 81 more reviews »

…So far I have not run into any snags with this paper and dye sub set up. I now own two Sony dye sub printers and run two photobooths non stop with no problems whatsoever.… 24 more reviews »

… to the print. The protective coating applied during the fourth pass is a laminate that blocks UV (ultraviolet) light, makes the dye-sub print waterproof, scratch-resistant and fade-resistant. So, this printer… 155 more reviews »

…"As dye-sub printers go, the Selphy CP730 from Canon is simple to use, produces true-to-life photos and, although not the cheapest, won't break the bank in running costs."… 28 more reviews »

…Olympus P-10 Dye-Sublimation Digital Photo Printer Strengths: Compact size, low initial investment, EXCELLENT print quality. Weaknesses: Pricey prints when compared to some other dye-sub… 88 more reviews »

…, but once you try it out you'll realize it's worth it.

One leasson I learned, never go cheap on dye-sub photo printers, they're worth every penny and the DPP-FP30 rules them all.
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…I create Photo Sculptures (www.samissculptures.com) using a high end printer and laminated the photo seperately. I saw a photo printed with a dye-sub printer and knew my company had to have one… 2 more reviews »

… the software ZoomBrowser that comes with it is some of the best basic browser organizer software I've seen. It supports PictBridge technology so my next purchase may well be the dye sub printer cp220 or 230… 580 more reviews »

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I will probably get one of the Olympus dye-subs for photos eventually, but in the meanwhile, prints from this on photo paper are plenty good enough for posting on my refrigerator door… 174 more reviews »

…% engineered by ALPS. Both the P-11 and Z1 are 100% engineered by ALPS. Many sony dye sub photo printers are made by ALPS aswell. I opened a SONY DPP-FP30 and the print engine (the mechanics) and the control… 21 more reviews »