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I got it for scrapbooking and a travel journal. Don't expect high quality and res prints, it's a tiny mobile printer after all. If you want high quality prints, mobile printers aren't what you're looking for. I did extensive research to compare between the Polaroid ZIP, Instax Share, HP Sprocket and Kodak and image quality, yellow/reddish vintage-like hues and lower res images seem to be the prevalent complaint. I settled on Polaroid because the app allowed collages and white frames for the polaroid effect. It seemed to have better options than the other apps. You'll need to manually lighten or brighten the photos before printing as they print a little dark than what you'll see on your phone. It takes some getting used to. Just revert the photo after you're done printing. There was a lot of negative reviews on the app that apparently made it unusable or clunky to use but they have a new app or updated version following the bad reviews. Look for 'Polaroid Zip' app which worked fine for me printing over 20 photos in multiple sessions for my scrapbook.