What’s the point of printing the photo when it doesn’t really show what i actually want to be ease i hope there will be a feature soon to choose what is in the printed frame of the print-i really want to like the sprocket and this app. Even when i crop the photo differently in the iPhone photo editor it still shows up with the wrong proportions on the sprocket app and print. The most annoying but hopefully easy to fix thing: it’s impossible to choose the crop on the photo-the standard iPhone photo is just a bit too big for the printed paper and there’s no way to adjust in the app what part of the photo gets cut off, so I’ve printed a bunch of photos with someone’s head or face cut off.
Most of the photos print out too washed out or overly splotchy compared to the image on the app. It’s hard to tell when the printer is actually on or not (that is also a problem of the actual hardware). Unfortunately using it is still a frustrating experience.
There is a lot of nice things for the user experience and aesthetics of this app. Easy to use! I’m going to a 44th leap year bday party tonight & can’t wait to use it! A must have! So from weddings to bday parties to Xmas parties I have wowed everyone & talked so many people into buying one! No ink, affordable & u must get the case to carry it in. I had no idea a sprocket existed nor did I expect one however when I opened it, I was all in & in love! I have taken it to a few weddings & give the bride & groom their first printed copy of them kissing or walking down the isle & just love the amazed “how did u do this” look! I’ve taken it to parties & just Printed pics & left them laying on tables & just watched people’s reactions when they saw them. Having an old old Polaroid all big & chunky I thought no way, I need a new one.
My husband got this for me for Xmas, I think it was 2017, after someone took our pic using a newer version of a Polaroid camera at Bonnaroo & gave it to us right there on the spot! I was instantly hooked & it took me back to when we were younger & Polaroid cameras were a thing.
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