what is the difference between photo and media paper?
996084
I bought that for my granddaughter: she has a Pogo printer and it only uses this paper--there is no difference between media and paper; it has to do with the process Polaroid uses for printing. It is a zinc-based process and this is the only thing that uses this paper that she knows of. The Pogo prints small photos and uses no ink. I hope this helps you. Annie Calvert
1063092
I think one is for normal day to day printing. The other is for photos. However, I truly am not sure.
1979390
none; it's a cartridge. similar to a polaroid camera; paper is in the print cartridge. each cartridge can print 36 photos
1099433
Pretty similar - I think if you printed on high quality paper, the difference would be very small. On regular paper, a color rich picture has that sort of heavy feel of ink on it....but the quality is high in any case.
1238420
I believe it is the replacement for photo paper glossy which I have also used. The plus glossy II is just as good & the only difference I can see is that the paper does not have Canon printed on the reverse side.
1015001
I've done photos for a club newspaper on letter size paper. They turn out fine, a little darker than on the screen.
562556
Yes. I have actually never used it for photos on photo paper, just on regular paper. Prints regular stuff just fine.
793038
I used regular resolution, not photo of any type. It seems to work better. This is not glossy photo paper, so the ink adheres differently than it would on photo stock. You won't get that sort of ultra fine resolution. To be fair, I only printed text, but I tried higher resolutions and they actually were worse instead of better. Hope this helps!
2198733
By "picture paper" do you mean photo paper? I have not tried this, sorry, but manual says so.
2218073
I have not tried photo paper, but my son, who did some research on the subject, said the quality would NOT be good: there would be "banding," or vertical lines in doing a photograph. I use the printer primarily for business documents and letters, and we would have to buy something else for high quality photos. Hope this helps.
1822889
It takes 4x6 photo paper (that's the only kind that fits into the paper feeder). The finish you use is a matter of preference, really. I prefer matte to glossy, and the color comes out great! Pictures are high quality. It will print pictures off your computer but you have to connect it (it's not a wireless printer).
2030683
They zinc photo paper is not like Polaroids. So it should be fine inside the device.
1217898
I don'r think that there is a difference. I think the "digital" suggests use with a digital camera.
905952
Photo black is glossier for photo printing. Matte black is used for regular printing or where gloss is not desired. They are interchanged in the cartridge holder depending on which type of printing you are doing.
1238422
I looked at the 2 papers, same photo, side-by-side. I honestly couldn't see any difference. Photo paper glossy II is what Canon is selling now and it's good.
1932920
There is only a subtle difference, but I would refer you to this article: http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr;=&i;d=0ojG-t1EHvQC&oi;=fnd&pg;=PP1&dq;=understand+photographic+soft+box&ots;=qJ2bv6xJdh&si;g=DqJSzOHBfnXFlmKne7yB_7jmmyY#v=onepage&q;&f;=false
1328538
You have the option to delete and/or print. It's not like the old fashion polaroid that automatically prints every time you click so it saves you photo paper. You have to actually choose which ones to print. You can also edit/crop/add borders too before printing.