Wide
format printers are now available for personal use. Instead
of paying big bucks to have a service bureau do your posters,
you can do them yourself. Large format inkjet printers make
this possible.
ENCAD began as the market
leader. Recently Encad decided to drop out of the market for
graphics printers (printers which produce photo-realistic exhibit-quality
display prints). Instead Encad has decided to concentrate on
the market for simple signs and CAD architectural drawings (a
market where Hewlett-Packard has been market leader since the
development of the HP plotters).
Since FLAAR prefers the better quality printers, this month
we switched from Encad to Hewlett-Packard printers. The quality
of these prints is impressive.
American Ink Jet Corporation, tel (800) 332-6538, media for
wide format printers. Photo gloss, photo semi-gloss, photo matte
and dozens more surfaces.
Best thing to do to your wide format prints is to laminate them.
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American
Ink Jet Corporation offers a wide variety of quality media for
the ENCAD printers. At our annual Maya archaeology symposium people from across the USA as well as visitors from Germany,
Mexico, and Guatemala got an opportunity to admire digital prints
printed on photo glossy media from American Ink Jet Corporation.
Based on the compliments we received
for the appearance of these wide format prints, we can recommend
the media products of American Ink Jet Corporation.
No darkroom, no harmful photo developer
chemicals! You can print your own posters in your own office.
Every museum and especially the Repro
Shop or Print Shop of every college and university ought to
consider entering the digital era with a Hewlett Packard printer.
Be sure to decide which is the best hardware RIP,
such as the Fiery from EFI (Electronics for Imaging). For more information on all this
check out www.FineArtGicleePrinters.org and www.large-format-printers.org.
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The newly arrived Hewlett-Packard DesignJet 2800 CP wide
format color inkjet printer. Peccary was photographed with a BetterLight
large format digital camera at a new museum in Antigua. Peccary
(ceramic, pre-Columbian Guatemala), is about 5 inches long. Here
you can see the quality of the Hewlett-Packard print, shown at
the right at tremendous enlargement. So if you need museum quality
photographs try out this HP color inkjet printer. |