Kodak Easy Share Printer Dock? (Sorry don't know where else to post this)

[InstImpres]

I am considering the printer dock, which looks need but am looking for anyone who owns one to see if it is really cost effectice. I am having trouble getting reviews.

I know find I take more pictures than ever at Disney (4 day trip averages around 120 pictures) just wondering if once I buy pper and ink if this savers over Walmart.

Thanks
Sandy

 

[snuggles]

I'll move this over to our Community Board for more answers but I will say that I have one and really don't like it at all. I just plug the camera into the port and upload that way.

 

[InstImpres]

Thanks for the help. I do upload that way but than burn a CD and run off to Walmart to print. Obviously this saves time but I didn't know how it compared quality and cost wise.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Probably the easiest is to buy a card reader at a Best Buy or similar store. Just take card out, insert in the reader and you are on your way. About $20.

 

[my3kids]

My dock won't even work to transfer picture. I do like that it holds the camera and recharges the battery though. I finally had to unplug the dock from the USP on the computer because it kept messing up the printer. Anytime I'd try to do a photo transfer, the computer would shut down.

 

[lsutigger2]

I have one and for the computer challenged, I like it. I like making my prints from the dock and I have found a neat padded case (I think it is intended for a DVD player) that I just used to take to WDW with me. I like making a few prints at night. I used it last trip also and we burned the prints onto a CD when I was finished making the prints. Don't know about cost. I pay about $25 for 40 printer pages for the printer.

I like it and the quality of the prints.

 

[sandramaac]

I purchased the kodak photo docker that is the printer--absoulutely love it---prints 4x6 pictures by a process called dye sublimation---just like real picture---the quality is unreal