端口 & 界面
| USB版本 |
2.0 |
| USB 端口数量 |
1 |
| USB端口 |
Y |
CP9550DW-S, PC/Mac, 346dpi, 6 x 9, USB2.0, CD, DVD, White / Red
<b>Product Overview</b>
Designed as an all in one digital micro-lab and event photography solution Mitsubishi's Click Systems consist of a digital processing unit with 17" touchscreen interface and a high-speed dye sublimation printer. Images can be loaded into the system from all major digital media cards, CD / DVD. With extra configuration you can send your images direct from your digital SLR (check compatibility) into your work directory via USB cable or wirelessly using additional Wi-Fi hardware. With no need to refresh, images can be viewed, reworked, and printed within seconds.
Mitsubishi's Click Lite comes complete with Mitsubishi's CP9550DW-S dye sublimation printer that produces high quality durable photographs in a 4" x 6" up to 6" x 9" format. The high capacity paper and ink rolls (600 prints per roll for 4" x 6" size) reduces the amount of time spent changing media. The printer also comes with a unique roll type mechanism for jam free reliability. In addition an extra CP9550DW-S printer can be connected to the Click Lite system for multi-format printing. Mitsubishi's CP3800DW can also be attached for printing larger format photographs (8" x 10" and 8" x 12").
<b>Event Software</b>
Mitsubishi have developed new Event Software for the Click Lite and Click IT5000 systems; providing a fully functional, versatile event imaging solution. The Click comes with a variety of useful editing features which are performed quickly and effortlessly including re-cropping, a clone tool and paint brush tool. The operator can also drop company logos and create text on images as well as dropping the images onto templates such as magazine covers. A new Chromakey tool now allows for more creative, personal prints. Photographers can design and upload their own background, which could range from a creative magazine cover to a bespoke background for specific function types. With a variety of features, the benefits of the Click Systems are only limited to the user's imagination.
