How many sheets of Zink paper does the Kodak Printomatic hold?

Zink stands for "Zero Ink," which is more environmentally-friendly than the paper typically used with instant cameras. This is due to the fact that there are no messy ink cartridges, toner, or ribbons required for your pictures to print out. Instead, the Zink paper features heat-activated color crystals that are embedded in the paper, so they activate quickly and provide vibrant color.

Since there's no ink involved, the prints develop and dry quickly. Each sheet is also treated with a protective layer, which shields it from tears, water damage, and even smudges. All you have are beautiful prints that last a lifetime!

The 2-by-3-inch size that the Kodak Printomatic uses is also very shareable, as they fit in wallets, pockets, and scrapbooks. The Zink paper is even sticky-backed, so you can just slap them onto notebooks and other places you want to share your photos.

Yes, unfortunately. The Kodak Printomatic Digital Instant Camera can only hold 10 sheets of Zink paper at a time, which really isn't a lot. Plus, individual packs of Kodak's 2-by-3-inch Zink paper come with at least 20 sheets, so even if you stock up, you'll need to reload often since you can't fit it all in at once.

If you don't have any paper at the moment, that's fine. The Kodak Printomatic supports microSD cards up to 32GB. As long as the microSD card slot is inserted into the camera properly, any pictures you take will get saved onto the microSD card automatically.

However, if you don't have a microSD card slot, the Kodak Printomatic actually stores the last three photos you've taken in its onboard memory. You can view the digital copies of the last three pictures by connecting the Kodak Printomatic directly to a computer via the included Micro-USB cable. For microSD cards, just use a standard SD card reader.