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Old 02-05-2008   #71 (permalink)
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Default Re: Which printer NOT to buy?

John, what you say is all true (apart from the laser printer comment ) but you're missing out on a facet that does give pleasure to people and (to me at least) is the most important part of photography. If I were doing dozens of prints a week then I'd seriously consider outsourcing it but from a satisfaction point of view making your own prints is hard to beat. I've a disused darkroom in the basement and despite (or because of) the effort involved I miss that environment and workflow. Now I can almost replicate it but - and this is the awesome part - make amazing quality prints without the smells or fumbling in the dark. Each to their own, but I think there's a significant minority who really enjoy the printing element.
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