Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
>
> I've seen some wonderful color work at several exhibitions
> over the past few months. Prints that were at least 2 feet
> long on one side. The quality of those prints were very,
> very good, but it's clear they were not made on a typical
> consumer ink jet machine.
Don't bet on it. With a nice inkjet paper, such as the Ilford Fine Art
paper I mentioned in another post, one can achieve spectacular results
printing at 1440 dpi on a consumer grade ink jet machine. And many
consumer printers are not limited in the length dimension. A 13" x 24"
panorama print is easily achieved. A lot of the advertising
photographers I've spoken with use nothing more than a 1200 series Epson
to make portfolio prints, and the results are frequently outstanding.
Best,
Paul
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