SONY DPP-FP67 Picture Station Photo Printer with Built-in 2.4-Inch LCD Tilt-Adjustable Display

Wow. Incredible little printer. I was a little concerned about the DPI but the photos it produces look like film quality and there are absolutely no discernable pixels. Color is fantastic. Like everyone else mentions, beware of what paper you buy. Sony Photo Printer Paper 120 sheets (SVM-F120P/2) works. Note no paper or ink comes with the printer so you have to buy printer paper. Bought it for the kids who love watching the process of adding one color at a time but it's also the best quality photo printer I've ever seen. Of course you're limited to 4x6 prints but instant gratification serves my needs. Easy to set up, easy to use. It comes with zoom and crop features but even if you don't feel like messing with that, all you do is stick in your memory card, page down to the photo you want and hit the print button. Highly recommended.

Wonderful printer but a few facts. 1. This model does not have a "tilt" display. It has a fixed tilted display - not adjustable to ones height. The DPP-FP77 evidently does have an adjustable display. 2. Even though Amazon says that "people who bought this also bought" and shows the SVM-F75P ink and paper pack - this pack is not compatible with the DPP-FP67. It does show the SVM-F120P pack which is compatible. 3. You can order this printer (DPP-FP67) now and get it right away (Prime 1-2 day delivery), but Amazon doesn't sell the ink and paper packs for it. I got the printer but will have to wait a week or two for the ink and paper pack to come from N.Y. I borrowed some paper and an ink ribbon from a friend and am impressed with the printer but I think Amazon shouldn't sell a product that they can't support themselves and that claims a tilt display. They even wanted to charge me for returning the SVM-F75 saying that I ordered the wrong item and it was my fault. I had to call them to get it straightened out.

The printer is fine. But do not go for the upsale "people who bought this also bought". Among the items shown is the SVM-F75P ink and paper pack. This pack is not compatible with the DPP-FP67. I have know idea why Amazon tries to induce you to buy these 3 items together.

I am a hobbyist photographer and I used this printer for my daughter's school dance. For 3 hours, I shot posed photos and printed as I went. At the end of the dance, the guests picked up their photos. The printer was a little slower than I had hoped for the event and I wish it could hold more paper/ink at a time. However, for the price, I was pleased.I love it that the ink comes packaged with the paper so you know exactly how much ink you will need. This made it easy to calculate my cost per print.

I have had this printer for a few days, and I am very satisfied. First, it is so simple to set up and easy to use. Second, the quality of the photos is very good. Third, the price was right, and finally, it is very cool to watch the photos print. I have a 9 year old niece who really liked watching it in action. Overall, I think that this is a good printer at a good price. Exactly what I was looking for!

Dye-sub printers may not have the most impressive resolution numbers, but ink jet printers have to use a large number of dots in a diffusion pattern to create a single point in the correct hue and gamma. This printer produces photo lab quality prints quickly and then slaps on a protective film which protects it from smudging. The form factor is very compact allowing it to be carried on a vacation or to the ball park, and it doesn't require a computer to print.

Great equipment, practical; the prints use premium quality paper at an affordable price, compared with photo stands or photo shops. A pity Sony has not made more printers, so if you have one, enjoy!

I was very pleased