what camera printer dock do I use with this camera? I am considering buying one...
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you can use any printer, you have to buy a disc, bought mine at Wal-Mart or you can just get it on the web.
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This is a great little camera, easy to use. However Kodak is no longer in the camera business so unless you have software from a previous Kodak camera to use (like we did), you will use whatever photo program your computer has. This camera does not use a dock and my current camera doesn't either, you just plug the cable into the camera and computer and download that way, very easy. This particular camera does not have rechargeable batteries. I am very disappointed in Kodak because I can no longer send pictures from the Kodak software, it just doesn't exist. I have used these cameras for years and next time I will have to buy another. But this particular camera takes great pictures. This is a great little camera, easy to use. However Kodak is no longer in the camera business so unless you have software from a previous Kodak camera to use (like we did), you will use whatever photo program your computer has. This camera does not use a dock and my current camera doesn't either, you just plug the cable into the camera and computer and download that way, very easy. This particular camera does not have rechargeable batteries. I am very disappointed in Kodak because I can no longer send pictures from the Kodak software, it just doesn't exist. I have used these cameras for... » Read More This is a great little camera, easy to use. However Kodak is no longer in the camera business so unless you have software from a previous Kodak camera to use (like we did), you will use whatever photo program your computer has. This camera does not use a dock and my current camera doesn't either, you just plug the cable into the camera and computer and download that way, very easy. This particular camera does not have rechargeable batteries. I am very disappointed in Kodak because I can no longer send pictures from the Kodak software, it just doesn't exist. I have used these cameras for years and next time I will have to buy another. But this particular camera takes great pictures. « Show Less
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First of all you have to use Kodak batteries you can get them on line. Get the small disc for your photo, take out disc put in any printer. Even in the drugstore just put the disc in to choose what photos you want. Great photos easy to use.
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Thanks, I will. What's crazy though is that tech support @ Cannon said it should work fine with the iPad. It just won't find this printer for some reason. I'll look for print n share. Thx
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If your running windows 7 or less, install software first and then power up and connect printer to the pc....If your running Windows 8..last I checked the drivers are not out for it yet..BUT....there is a way you can install on Windows 8 with the Windows 7 Drivers...You can call Konica Minolta for the exact steps....they are VERY Happy to help :)
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You need a Kodak Easy Share printer dock, the picture of that is shown on the paper cartridge package....
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http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=4165 I don't know positively but it should. If you can download the photos to the Easyshare software on your computer then you should be able to print to the dock from the 2740. The above link might be helpful. I don't use my printer dock anymore because it is cheaper and less hassle to upload photo's to walmart, cvs or wallgreens and just pick them up at the store the next day. The above link is a compatibility chart. David
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Ditto to all of the above. I bought this device because it had the features I wanted and wireless connectivity. Every time I want to print I either have to reconnect to the wireless access point or move the printer closer to my PC so I can connect the USB cable. I'd just buy a longer cable but haven't gotten around to it. I'm afraid if I go look for a cable I'll end up buying a different printer.
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I use the Kodak Printer with Windows 7 and XP but it is compatible with Mac operating system; go to www.kodak.com and download proper software for your partcular printer.
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(google.com)I typed in "c613 docking station"... yeshttp://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/kodak-easyshare-c613-w/4507-6501_7-32512169.html
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Install Canon iEEP app from App Store and connect your printer to wifi. You will be able to print from any i device
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It depends on which camera you have. I have replaced one of my cameras at Amazon. Check out your printer dock base. Some of the printer docks will took two or more bases. They were furnished with the Camera at the time of purchase. My base is marked in the middle C643 & C603.
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If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=3241 If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page:... » Read More If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=3241 « Show Less
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You can use any universal USB cable that will plug into the side of Rebel then to the printer.
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I am thinking of buying a new digital camera. The Coolpix comes with a printer dock. What the heck is a printer dock? The Casio's I'm looking at don't seem to have this and I am wondering if I need it if I buy a Casio?Thanks so much for your help!
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Most definitely. This is the printer dock I have been using for years and this dye/paper pack is made for it. I get beautiful, life long pictures with no problems. You are safe buying this package for this printer. It will work flawlessly.
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When I finally found paper, what used to cost approx $20.00, was going to cost over $60.00. I threw my printer dock away and now use Shutterfly instead. Sorry I can't help you!
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Not sure. I haven't had my 3 hooked up for a while and am going to have to figure it out again. However, just looked at my manual for my Printer Doc 3 and looks like you could. The image is coming from the camera sitting in the Doc so don't know why not. Normally you tag the pictures you want to print in the camera menu and when put on the Printer Doc it should respond as to what you want to do.
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I bought mine the day after Thanksgiving and have bought a few toys since then. I have gotten the Klic-8000 battery, G-600 dock, battery for the dock, G-200 paper, Small Cobalt bag for the camera, and the XL Cobalt bag for the printer. Everything works well, the camera charges in about three hours, it prints out great pictures, from the camera or the usb plug in the side of the dock. Hmmm, Lenses next?