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Inkjet or Laser, thoughts, suggestions?
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Colour laser printers aren't that 'cost effective' even in a business so for home use - no way.Laserjet for me as I only need to print black or greyscale. Inkjet if you need anything in colour. I'm not sure if colour laserjets are cost effective for home use yet.
Mine is a HP Colour laser and although the cartriges are not cheap they last me for years.Laserjet for me as I only need to print black or greyscale. Inkjet if you need anything in colour. I'm not sure if colour laserjets are cost effective for home use yet.
I have one of these, it gives fast excellent quality A4 color prints and can be easily used in the van as it is small and using it's own battery that will run for weeks without a charge.Inkjet or Laser, thoughts, suggestions?
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The problem with water based inkjet though is that the colour isn't fixed. If you hang a print in a bright room the colour will start to fade noticeably within about 3 months, sooner if in direct sunlight.
Dye inks I agree, but don't dismiss all inkjets I've had a inkjet pigment ink photo sign in a window for 4 years (albeit in Wales) with remarkably little or no loss of colour or clarity. Subli is great but it's not for everyone especially so with more long life pigment ink systems coming on line
I get any photo prints I need done at our local pharmacy which has a Kodak DIY machine from which you can produce various size prints for a few pennies each.just get them printed via an online service, costs pence & takes a couple of days]
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