description Canon SELPHY CP750 Overview
The Canon SELPHY CP750 is a compact, portable photo printer utilizing thermal inkjet technology to produce 4x6 inch prints directly from memory cards or smartphones, offering basic image editing and border options.
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Does the Canon SELPHY CP750 use inkjet printing?
No — despite often being described that way, the SELPHY CP line uses dye-sublimation thermal transfer, not inkjet. Each 4x6 print is finished with a clear protective overcoat layer, which makes the prints resistant to splashes and fading.
What ink and paper does the SELPHY CP750 need?
It uses Canon's KP-series all-in-one packs, such as the KP-108IN, which bundle the ribbon cassette and postcard paper for exactly 108 4x6 prints. The same packs are still manufactured for later SELPHY models, so supplies remain easy to find.
How long does the SELPHY CP750 take to print a photo?
A 4x6 postcard print takes just under a minute, in line with other compact dye-sub photo printers. It prints directly from memory cards without a computer, with basic editing and border options handled on the printer.
When was the Canon SELPHY CP750 released, and is it still supported?
It launched around 2007 and is long discontinued by Canon. Because the KP-series consumables are still in production for the broader SELPHY range, however, a working secondhand unit remains perfectly usable.
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