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Master Printer Chooses FUJIFILM For Large Format Printing
David Farnell has chosen the FUJIFILM Epson Stylus Pro 11880 GreenBox system for Farnell Photographic Laboratory’s new digital print service. Farnell, who has been printing since 1978, chose the 64″ FUJIFILM solution for his Lake District pro lab based on the quality of its prints on FUJIFILM papers. (Advertorial)
Fujifilm Offers Previews of Latest EPSON Printer
The Fujifilm GreenBox 7900 is a unique bundle of EPSON’s forthcoming Stylus Pro 7900 24″ inkjet printer and Fujifilm’s ESP Easy Studio Print software. It’s a complete solution for anyone ready to move up to the latest standard in image quality and productivity, and comes with full support direct from Fujifilm Photofinishing in the UK.
How to choose a printer for Event Photography
Event photography has evolved from being just another way to earn some money, into a whole contemporary subculture. Instant photo printing is the technology that has enabled modern event photography. The printers used in eventing today are a class of machine known as “Fast Event Printers”. A fast event printer is a dye-sub unit that takes a roll of media 6″ inches wide and produces its maximum-size print in less than 20 seconds. These machines are about as closely related to the small dye-sub photo printers used at home as main battle tanks are to the mini metro. This month I tested seven of them for New Photo Digest, giving some thought to how you might choose between them. This is what we found.
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