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Question: Compatible with the C1530 or C195 cameras?
Document: You will be amazed at the photos this thing prints. Better than anything that ever came out of an inkjet! It will print with or without a computer. As with most digital cameras, outdoor pictures look great, but indoor flash pictures may need to be touched up in a photo-editing program using a computer. The dock uses the same cartridge used in older versions of the printer dock, but check the list of cameras that are compatible with this dock.
I needed to replace my printer dock for my Easyshare CX7330 camera and had a hard time doing it. No one listed what cameras were compatible with the docks they were selling so I had to go by the pictures. All tho they looked like what I needed, they weren't and I ended up with two docks I can't use. This seller, however, listed what was compatible and what was included and what wasn't included with the purchase. It was shipped promptly and was exactly what was described and works great.
Very good product. Works well with both my kodak cameras. I have used the item and it prints just what I want in a picture. thank you
Paper and print is very bad. NO LONGER AVAILABLE  from Kodak. Call them for what you will not believe. They are not making cameras any longer. Don't buy as they do not make any repairs. I got stuck with the camera and printer that does not work. Please call Kodak to get the truth. Do no get ripped off.
Cartridge/paper bundles have also gotten pretty expensive but I take my SD card to the store for processing for big batches of pictures and use the printer for a few pictures at a time and so for the convenience, no big complaint. The printer does need to be unplugged for reset due to various minor problems but I've gotten pretty much used to that. Kodak does not do a good job labeling the paper/cartridge bundles (there is one for the G series printers - not compatible with series 3).
A work around (compact flash only) is to use an external lexar card reader and plug it into the kodak printer using print order from the camera to tag each photo that you want to print. If you do this, auto enhance will work. My theory is that Kodak is trying to sell more cameras or card readers (the kodak brand card reader appears to be lexar) by doing this. They also lock this feature out for any software other than their easyshare software which is silly.
I also think it saves money and heartbreak when you figure in inkjet photos don't last nearly as long, and are so fragile to ANY moisture. Just a fingerprint can completely ruin an inkjet photo, much less a rain drop or worse. The photos produced by this machine are protected. It's worth it to me to print just the photos I want to print in the convenience of my own home in just seconds that are lab quality.I used to spend so much more on developing before the age of digital cameras.
One would have to be a complete moron and an imbecile, to buy this junk. For one, it is extemely expensive per print even if it worked perfectly. Being that it doesnt work perfectly, it makes the cost per print absolutely awful. Lets face it, now that digital cameras now take better pictures (at 4 Megapixels) than do film cameras, it forces Kodak to try and make exorbitant profits off of digital. How to do that?? Make people spend 75 cents plus per print.
this product is easy to use. it prints only one picture at a time, which takes a bit of time. the print quality is great.
in sum, these prints feel and look like normal photos. watching the little machine work is a kick -- it passes the paper through three times and finally adds a clear coat layer to protect the print for years. the printer is a blast and a hit with my friends/family! excellent job by a great company!
Answer: I don't know but I had my FILL with these  Kodak printer/docks.  There's a plastic piece inside that breaks and you are out of business. Went through the whole deal of sending off and getting refurbished and it lasted 6 months (and I don't use that often).  I bought an Epson PictureMate (PM225) over a year ago and am tickled pink with it. It works with computer or has card slots. As far using the Kodak dock to recharge camera....Kodak sells a wall charger for their battery pack or you can just used 2 good quality AA batteries.  I'm not down-grading Kodak products........just the printer/dock.  I still use my Kodak Camera with the SD card.