Jo, ¿ os imagináis vuestra selfie con Rajoy impresa en tamaño sello ? Seríais la envidia del personal. Pa enmarcar.
Mira que bien, el bueno de Steve’s Digicams hoy no analiza ninguna maquinita, analiza una impresora de juguete que es la Polaroid ZIP Instant Photoprinter, capaz de imprimir directamente desde telefonillos y artilugios móviles.
El análisis es muy completo y pienso que podéis tener una idea muy completa de lo que este gadget es capaz de ofrecer.
Yo solo os pondré aquí los “pros” y los “contras” del análisis ya acabaré con dos pequeños detalles sin importancia:
Pros:
- Printer is small enough to fit in a large pocket or purse
- Unit is fun to use with plenty of special effect options
- ZIP will really appeal to younger photographers who rely on the smartphone camera
- Printer and app were easy to set up and use with an Apple iOS smartphone
- No control buttons on the printer simplify its use
- More special effect, image editing, and print format options than I expected
- Pairing ZIP printer with a smartphone will give better results for longer period of time than purchasing instant print camera, making this a good value compared to similar options
Cons:
- Photo print quality is not great
- Prints tend to lack in contrast and vibrancy
- Printer only can create 18-25 prints per battery charge
- ZINK paper can get expensive if you use the printer quite a bit
- Print speeds could be a little faster
- Prints are really small
Y estos son los dos detalles sin importancia a los que me refería. Los dejo en inglés porque si yo lo entiendo no hay nadie que no lo pueda hacer.
Asunto batería:
You can expect anywhere from 18 to 25 prints per charge for the ZIP, and it takes about 70 to 90 minutes for a full charge of the unit.
Asunto dineritos:
The printer itself carries a price tag of around $150, while the ZINK paper can be purchased for an average of between $0.40 and $0.60 per sheet.
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