Friday, April 12, 2002
Dye-Sublimation Printers
Chatting to Martin at lunch the other day, I found out that Olympus now have a dye-sublimation printer (the P400) that's under £500 - it apparently gives results virtually indestinguisable from a photographic print. This printer can directly read compact-flash and smartcards, and it has its own integrated LCD monitor for initial image quality checks. Apparently acecameras is the place to get such kit.
In comparison to dye-sub, the most promising budget inkjet printer for digital photography would appear to be the Epson Photo 895, for around £160 from simply.
Chatting to Martin at lunch the other day, I found out that Olympus now have a dye-sublimation printer (the P400) that's under £500 - it apparently gives results virtually indestinguisable from a photographic print. This printer can directly read compact-flash and smartcards, and it has its own integrated LCD monitor for initial image quality checks. Apparently acecameras is the place to get such kit.
In comparison to dye-sub, the most promising budget inkjet printer for digital photography would appear to be the Epson Photo 895, for around £160 from simply.
// posted by Howard @ 15:49
