India, Oct. 14 -- A good scrapbooking printer should print photos in different sizes, work with photo paper and let you choose between borders and edge-to-edge prints. An inkjet printer with flexible paper settings can do all of this well. If you want more control over photo quality, a dedicated photo printer may suit you better.

Scrapbooking asks a lot from a printer. Your photos need to fit the page, leave space for decoration and still look sharp after you resize them. So before you buy, it helps to know which features will actually make your work easier.

Scrapbook pages rarely have room for full-sized photos. You will often need small prints for one page and bigger ones for the next.

So when you ask which printer is best for scrapb...