There must be a few. My niece went white water rafting on Zambesi and the rafting company made a video tape of the expedition which the intrepid adventurers could buy after the trip. Use the Handycam to video the trip and offer the tape as a value-added service to clients. Doing so gives you the opportunity to manipulate your images before sending them to the printer. Despite all the options, the Sony printer was easy to use.
Printing is slow, but that is the norm for photo printing.
I printed a wide variety of pictures and could not get full photographic quality, although I did get extremely close, close enough that an untrained eye might not tell the difference. The problem was not resolution, because even when I enlarged pictures to around double their size there was no visible pixelation and the image quality was unchanged. There are inkjet printers that can do the same for 40c. The Sony product offers digital photography to those who do not have a computer. You can print directly from the Cyber-shot, the Handycam, a PC card, or memory stick.