I came to that conclusion a few years ago and have avoided ever buying
any printer at all. Between the supplies costs and the regular
maintenance nuisance, an in-house printer ain't worth it. If I printed
a lot, _maybe_.

What I will do someday here is get a colorimeter that can read paper
so I can calibrate my various print houses. Then I know I'll have the
most accurate rendition I can get.


On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 5:39 PM, Ken Waller <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was getting ready to start printing 4" X 6" prints off of one of my Epson
> printers for 2016 calendars I am in the process of producing,  but I had to
> buy some ink & paper.
>
> I've had really good results from Bay Photo & have been pleasantly surprised
> at their very reasonable prices on large prints so I checked out their cost
> for 4" X 6" prints & found that I couldn't print myself for the cost of
> their prints, including postage. With postage, Bay charged me $.30/print.
> Using Epson 4" X 6" photo paper would have cost me $.33/print, not even
> including the cost of ink! I ordered them last Thursday & they arrived this
> afternoon.
>
> While I like the control I have over my in house printing, I've given
> nothing up by having Bay do the work for me. I sent them the highest res
> jpegs I could, after I had perfected the images thru Photoshop. I requested
> no changes from Bay and the results are every bit as good as I have gotten
> in house in the past with out my time to sit by the printer and feed paper
> to the machine.
>
> Just thought others might be interested in my findings.
>
> Kenneth Waller
> http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller
>
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