Exif Print or PIM Print feature

No, it is not WiFi and doesn't have Bluetooth. See emboldened text below.

i860 Series Advanced features for professional-quality photos. The feature-rich i860 Desktop Photo Printer offers the ultimate in versatility with high-definition photos and laser-sharp black text at unbelievable speeds. It achieves a maximum resolution of 4800 x 1200 color dpi*, impressive speeds of up to 23 ppm in black**, up to 16 ppm in color**, and edge-to-edge borderless 4" x 6" photos in approximately 50 seconds**. Canon advanced MicroFine Droplet Technology™ uses a revolutionary nozzle system that ejects consistent prescribed-volume droplets as small as 2 picoliters, for nearly grain-free images. It features a symmetrical print head design that virtually eliminates color variance and banding problems typically found with conventional high speed printing. Canon launches the next evolutionary step in digital printing with the introduction of ContrastPLUS, an advanced 5 color ink system. Offering the best of both worlds, the i860 printer delivers exceptional black text quality with a pigment-based black ink. Plus, it provides true 4 color photo printing with a photo black ink for improved image contrast and overall photo sharpness. Photo printing made easy. With direct photo printing technology, you can print without a computer. Simply connect any Bubble Jet Direct or PictBridge-compatible digital camera or camcorder to the convenient front-panel Direct Print Port, and print! The i860 printer also enables you to print edge-to-edge true borderless photos in 4 x 6, 5 x 7 and 8.5 x 11 in. sizes effortlessly, with the look and feel of traditional photographs. The included 4" x 6" photo paper tray can be attached to the auto sheet feeder, so you'll always have your choice of paper ready for printing. Easy-PhotoPrint and Easy-WebPrint software. The included Easy-PhotoPrint†† software, an Exif Print 2.2 compatible application, makes it simple to print stunning digital photos. It faithfully reproduces the colors digitally captured, while improving image quality by virtually eliminating "Photo Noise" and boosting color saturation with "Vivid Photo" driver enhancements. The result: more perfect-looking photos that you can't wait to share. Easy-WebPrint†† software automatically analyzes and formats web pages so they'll print with full color and without trimming off the right-hand margin.

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/products/details/printers/support-inkjet-printer/i-series/i860-series

For some reason Canon have removed manuals from their pages. Second one I have seen missing today. Here is a copy and shows connecting a camera. If your unknown phone has a USB, you can try it. This is the page of the manual that shows it.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/2232600/Canon-I860.html?page=15#manual

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http://dot.kde.org/1070419373/1070421156/

Hope That Helps

Yes, the DiMAGE 7 is PIM-enabled. The camera records necessary information as it stores every image captured, and passes printing option information to a PIM-enabled printer to create optimum results. The PIM-enabled printers process the image automatically for excellent print quality.

PIM uses the exif-info in your original jpg. I'm not sure, but I think if you edit the picture this exif becomes useless (because it relates to the original), even if you save the file including the exif-info. Also, you apparently you need additional printing software to make use of PIM. This was in the news on this site sometime ago. If you search, you can find out where to download this software. If you've got photoshop, you should also have a program called adobe gamma. With this you can calibrate your monitor. You should be able to find it under start->configuration. When you have calibrated your monitor, you should of course not use the settings on your printer that push up the saturation/contrast of your images, or else you will get Disney-colors. (I made the mistake of using 'digital camera correction' on the 1270 myself). I get good results printing from photoshop, with a calibrated monitor as well as some media profiles for the paper I use (just calibrating your monitor will probably be enough to get pictures that are close to what is on the screen, I just haven't tried that yet). If you want to calibrate your monitor, there are some good tips on http://come.to/digitaldarkroom. (it's where I got what I know about this). Btw, I cant seem to reach the site right now, but it will probably be up again in a few hours.

The CAMEDIA Master software versions 4.03 and greater support Exif Print and PIM.

Exif 2.2 is an image format created by JEIDA (Japan Electronic Industry Development Association) for storing information with image data such as shutter speed, aperture, flash, date, etc. Some printers have the capability to automatically adjust the print quality using this information.

Exif 2.2 is an image format created by JEIDA (Japan Electronic Industry Development Association) for storing information with image data such as shutter speed, aperture, flash, date, etc. Some printers have the capability to automatically adjust the print quality using this information.

Exif 2.2 is an image format created by JEIDA (Japan Electronic Industry Development Association) for storing information with image data such as shutter speed, aperture, flash, date, etc. Some printers have the capability to automatically adjust the print quality using this information.

Yes, the Stylus Digital supports this easy-to-use high quality printing feature. Print Image Matching technology ensures that PIM-enabled digital cameras and printers work together perfectly to produce the best possible prints.

PRINT Image Matching is a way to access greater color, set print gamma, and provide automatic image enhancements for prints from digital cameras. P.I.M. embeds information in each image to maximize the quality of the print from that image. The information includes data that will make the print more faithful to the original image, and data to enhance the print according to settings made on the camera.