The left side has the USB style 'Pict Bridge' socket and a standard USB socket so you could use it to print from a PC. In use however you need to add 18cm in front for the 15x10cm sheets in the caddy and the best part of 15cm clear behind as the sheets are all but fully exhaled out the back just prior to printing. The Selphy is 18cm wide, 6cm tall and when closed only 12.5cm deep. So in the end I took the images home on a pen/flash drive and transferred them to my SD card and they printed fine. Take a test image and it prints fine, next transfer images to the XD card on the camera and for some reason even though Windows can see the images the camera can't. One last chance the front of the Selphy has a short lead that pulls out and enables 'Pict Bridge' using the Selphy only to print and all choices then are made on the camera. So load the images onto a flash/pen drive and use the USB 'Pict Bridge' socket but on the Selphy this does not support flash/pen drives - even small ones - if I were at home I would get my multi card reader and transfer the images to one of the supported card types. The cards it does support are SD, Compact Flash/Micro Drive and Memory Stick. He has an Olympus camera and the Selphy does not support XD cards. It happily printed images I took then he suggested I print some of his images he took on a recent trip. This year this small Canon Selphy printer went with me. Visiting my brother over Christmas is always an opportunity to take photos.
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