Canon - IVY 2 Mini Photo Printer

I love my Canon Ivy. It’s portable and easy to use.

I LOVE my Canon Ivy. I like that I can print them and they are stickers and don't take up all the space and I can print my selfies (that I never print) and some of my nicer photos. The quality is great but obviously photo printing quality at staples or a photo store.

I also bought the Instax Mini but i find myself using the Canon Ivy more.

Yeah, blue. No true colors here, unfortunately. And very fuzzy/noisy pictures

Yeah, and my photos are always too blue. It’s sufficient for what I want, though.

I love my Canon Ivy!

I have the Canon Ivy and highly recommend! Photo quality is better than expected. I also got the small circle sticker paper for when I want to go smaller than 2x3. I got it primarily for my planner (after much hesitation, I was so worried I wouldn’t get enough use out of it) but I’ve found it to be so handy for printing fun photos and labels too. Ex: I went on a girl’s trip and made all of us “hangover cure” bags with custom stickers to remember the weekend.

I came here to vouch for the Canon Ivy! I but the generic Zinc sheets from Amazon, which run $23 for a 50 pack. The photos are 2" x 3" and they are pretty darn good.

I have a Canon Ivy and a Canon Selphy Square and use them both, depending on the shot and the space I have for it.

I’ve had a Canon Ivy for years, and also a Canon Selphy square. I tend to use the Selphy a lot because it is newer and higher quality, but the narrower Ivy photos work well if I have a little less space. I got non-proprietary cases for travel and have loved having them!

I have the same issue with my Canon Ivy, no matter how many times I run the blue paper the photos come out SO blue :( definitely would not recommend.

I always adjust colors before printing to try to combat this, I have an ivy and turn up brightness contrast saturation and will color correct if needed. I find the pictures come out blue and dark if I don’t.

I use Canon’s version, the Ivy. But I use HP paper. I read that was the best combo - still not great quality (think old Polaroid level) but allegedly best.