Arthur Entlich wrote:

Most inkjet printers surpass photographic quality as we have come to
know it. Some are better than others depending

IF YOU USE OEM INK AND GOOD QUALITY PAPER. CANON PRODUCES MORE VIBRANT
PRINTS AND GLOSS IT BETTER. EPSON PIGMENTED PRINTERS PRODUCE A NICE
MATTE WITH MORE MUTED COLORS.

somewhat on the subject matter he prints, what type of paper surface
he prefers, and how important the permanence of the print is.

Although some color laser printers do well, in general, inkjet
printers produce better color work.

Art


Rob de Jonge wrote:

Hi ...

Posting this question for a friend:

He's a professional designer and he needs photographic perfection for
his prints, but doesnt make a whole lot of prints. I was once told that
in order to achieve the same kind of photo quality one can get on an
inkjet these days, a very expensive ($1000) laserjet is required.

Any comments on this?
thanks,
Rob