Hi-Touch Imaging HiTi 640PS

Pros: Nice prints, immediate gratification, relatively inexpensive

Cons: No accurate usable profiles, LCD viewer a gimmick, no matte finish, only one size print

The Bottom Line: Not for pro use or to sell prints, ok for home use on snapshots photos

Review: I have used the HiTi640PS for about 6 months now. I have previously owned the Olympus P400 dye-sublimation printer and now also own two Epson inkjet photo printers (1280 and 2200) I'm a pseudo-professional photographer and I wanted a printer to make...

Pros: Excellent output quality; ability to print stickers and black and white;relatively quick and easy

Cons: Limited flexibility (only 4x6 size);difficulty seeing result of outside editor

The Bottom Line: An excellent choice for nonprofessional photographers who want 'instant' output at a reasonable price and/or some control over the printing process. Have not seen a better alternative for 4x6.

Review: I understand what the prior reviewer was writing, but I honestly believe the expectations were unreasonably high for the average consumer. For a professional, there is no question I would want to use the highest quality across the board. You won't...

Pros: Great pictures that don't fade and are waterproof.

Cons: Handheld LCD is quite cheap but functional.

Review: I went on the hunt for this printer after I watched a friend setup and use a compact HP photoprinter and realized there were many shortcomings to that printer. I like the Hi Touch, not too pretty, but has features that the HP doesn't. The pictures...