Suggestions for 5x7 capable Photo Printer

MotoPhotog · 11-25-2009, 06:54 AM

Hello everyone,

Does anyone have a suggestion for a photo printer that is capable of doing 5x7's that is not super expensive?

I need it for a job for on site photos, but dont have the funds at the time (just bought a house and a car in the last week alone) to buy the Epson printer that I really want.

If you have a suggestion of a model, where you saw/bought it. I'd love to know, thanks in advance! Hope everyone's doing well!

timebom · 01-20-2010, 05:35 PM

We have a HP Photosmart A637 in our shop and for remote events.
I was very impressed with the quality of prints and on-board software/autocorrection.
Think we got it on sale for about $100 at best buy.
Single cartridge ink and the fact it reads the code on the HP paper loaded into it and auto adjusts to that paper. We named it the "Toaster" for its shape when all folded down. lol

11-25-2009, 06:54 AM	#1
MotoPhotog Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Federal Way, WA Posts: 536 My Camera: Nikon Point Shoot	Suggestions for 5x7 capable Photo Printer Hello everyone, Does anyone have a suggestion for a photo printer that is capable of doing 5x7's that is not super expensive? I need it for a job for on site photos, but dont have the funds at the time (just bought a house and a car in the last week alone) to buy the Epson printer that I really want. If you have a suggestion of a model, where you saw/bought it. I'd love to know, thanks in advance! Hope everyone's doing well! __________________ http://darrenbeattyphotography.com WMRRA, NESBA N.W, Sullivan Race School, Cascade Tracktime, OMRRA, Adrenaline Freaks Photographer

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01-20-2010, 05:35 PM	#2
timebom Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Central Washington Posts: 23	We have a HP Photosmart A637 in our shop and for remote events. I was very impressed with the quality of prints and on-board software/autocorrection. Think we got it on sale for about $100 at best buy. Single cartridge ink and the fact it reads the code on the HP paper loaded into it and auto adjusts to that paper. We named it the "Toaster" for its shape when all folded down. lol