I just purchased the Z340 Instant Digital Camera. What is the difference between the Zink Media and the Zink Photo Paper. Do I need to get both?
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For assistance in getting info regarding your Polaroid Camera model write : www.polaroid.com/supportI believe Zinc Media and photo paper are one and the same, the paper comes in different sizes but contact their support to be sure.
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Same technology. Just get the right size. Many are only 2" wide, yours is wider
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For assistance in getting info regarding your Polaroid Camera model write : www.polaroid.com/support I believe Zinc Media and photo paper are one and the same, the paper comes in different sizes but contact their support to be sure.
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This is the Standard. Also a little FYI, The Colorburst RIP that comes with the Pro model only supports the additional ICC profiles of Epson media. If you want to use other papers its better to buy the RIP seperately
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They are the same. So far as I know, Fuji makes two sizes of this kind of instant film, a mini size and a wide size. Get the wide size for this camera and you will be fine.
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Just unpacking mine, believe that one black cartridge is for photo only, i.e. the small one that matches the color ones. Large one lower quality for general text use.Try double checking one of the computer mags on this....LPS my concern is that directions say standard computer paper only in front tray, back tray for quality photo paper. And that 4 x 6 is only photo size that works?????Any input appreciated, I M on hold now, its only unpacked....
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Always FORMAT new cards first in camera, I have been using the 16GB for quite sometimes now, no problem what's so ever!! Good luck!!
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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
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No, you cant.it doesnt work.İt has speacial paper for printing. You have to buy zink photo paper.
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It's old school. But I love it because it is old school. If you're looking for one that previews and is also a digital camera, Polaroid makes one now that can do that. It's called a Polaroid Z2300 10MP Digital Instant Print Camera.
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You just have to buy the paper. The zinc paper has all the ink it needs inside of it. Be sure to brighten up the photo before you print. =)
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You'll want to get at least a 16 or 32 GB Fast transfer speed MicroSDHC Memory Card. The fast transfer is important so you don't waste time downloading pictures and videos to your computer, so stay away from Class 4 cards unless you enjoy twiddling your thumbs. Class 10 is the way to go. If you plan on many videos the 32 GB card is best. Memory cards are inexpensive these days; a reputable card by SanDisk (SDSDQU-032G-AFFP-A) is only $24.12 at amazon. I used to spend that much on developing just one roll of film in the old cameras.
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I have the Canon SD1100 and would like to take nice videos of my four-month-old son. I am in search of a decent memory card. They all look/sound alike to me. The 16GB card/reader combo sounds like something in which I might be interested. But I can't find the exact one to which you are referring. Can someone post a link to it? Or maybe recommend other memory cards that would be good for videos on my camera?
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I recently purchased a Canon Rebel XS SLR and also got the SanDisk Ultra II SDHC (8GB) - Class 2 memory card for the camera. I still haven't opened it because I am not sure if this is card writes fast enough? I also saw a 4GB SanDisk Ultra II - Class 4...confused on which one to go with..any suggestions?
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my Kodak Z812S...and even my old Kodak DX7630 take better pictures than the Fuji S1800. My first digital was a Fuji with 3.2 mp and it was a honey! Since then, two more Kodaks (as mentioned previously) one Sony (which is purse-sized and the pix are okay...it's just so I always have a camera on me) and the Fuji S1800. I have about 120 out of 200 or so that are great pictures from Hawaii; and maybe 80 - 100 more from various events and locations. My Eastern Europe shots were not what I hoped for, but editing helped a lot. I'm online now to order the Z981 and will probably post my opinion of the results. With all that said...I'd suggest you go with the Kodak.
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We have had the same problem , my son was interested in the instant camera so we have bought 2 different cameras on line and have bought film at the camera store as well as Amazon, it's still the same. Maybe the cameras are too old or the film is just not manufactured right.
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Hi - You use photo paper only. You can download your images to your PC and print from their if you like. But is it a digital camera that also prints (no film needed). Hope that helps.
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I've owned both. I first bought the Kodak Pulse to give to my parents and got several years out of it...my parents enjoyed seeing pics of the kids, grandkids and great grandkids. When it stopped working I tried to replace it and was disappointed to learn that it was no longer being made. We made the move to pixstar and have been very pleased. The pixstar has more bells and whistles that we don't use, but as far as a digital picture frame, it is every bit as good as the pulse was. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the pixstar.
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No this answer is not correct! The polaroid Z2300 camera films are digital and this one are not!