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Old 11-29-2007   #25 (permalink)
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Default Re: Which printer NOT to buy?

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Originally Posted by brian.austin View Post
The Epson 3800 is a $1500 printer. The idea that this is a "hobbyist" printer seems a bit extreme, especially given the lifecycle of most printers. You're not a "hobbyist" if you're selling "hundreds of pictures per year". At the least, you'd be classified as semi-pro.
I'm not sure if Martin was saying he was a hobbyist printer - I thought that was jfrancho's quote?

Anyway, Martin sent me a couple of example prints recently as I was interested in a particular paper type (and I've probably forgotten to say thanks - so, thanks Martin!). I think for someone like him, who is a very serious and capable commercial photographer, making his own prints makes sense. If you are a real hobbyist then fine send it off to a lab and get back whatever they give you.
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