Canon's new Ivy Cliq camera is one of them. ... Just know that the Cliq has a 5-megapixel camera so they're not the kind of photos you can blow up bigger than 2 x 3 inches.

That's where Polaroid digital instants come in. Canon has now nudged its way into the instant party with the Ivy Cliq+ Instant and Ivy Cliq Instant cameras.

The Canon IVY CLIQ will feature a 5-megapixel sensor and can print pictures in 2 x 2 or 2 x 3 formats. The came comes with expandable storage through a microSD card and has a mirror positioned on ...

Meanwhile, the IVY CLIQ camera (called the Zoemini C in Europe) sits at Canon’s lower end of the instant-print camera spectrum.It has just a 5-megapixel sensor, along with the same 2 x 2 and 2 x ...

Canon is going up against Fujifilm with its first instant cameras, the IVY CLIQ and CLIQ+. You can save digital photos or load them up with 10 sheets of Zinc paper and print in 2x2- or 2x3-inch ...

The Canon IVY CLIQ and CLIQ+ instant cameras go on sale next month priced at $99.99 and $159.99, respectively, in your choice of yellow, blue or red and blue, white or red color schemes, respectively.

The Ivy Cliq and Ivy Cliq Plus join the company's Ivy mini printer, using the same Zink technology, as Canon steadfastly sticks with its better-very-very-late-than-never product strategy.

This subset of products — called IVY — includes the Cliq instant film camera, a 2010-esque point-and-shoot that uses a low-megapixel sensor to spit out 2x2 or 2x3 prints (via Canon), and a set ...

What’s old is new again. Just like vinyl, instant-print cameras are making a return to the mainstream as people come to realize that sometimes having physical objects is better than ones and ...

Canon’s crack at the instant print camera market is one of the coolest and most portable examples. But is image quality up to scratch?