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RE: OT - Printers.
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- Subject: RE: OT - Printers.
- From: "Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 10:46:09 +0100
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Bloody expensive - but that's normal for dye sublimation printers.
£1.50 (roughly) per page for both paper and ink but that's a fixed
cost ...
doesn't matter whether you print 1 pixel or 1 full page. In that respect I
guess it compares not too badly with ink jet printers where a decent sheet
of photo A4 is £0.50 and the ink for a 1440dpi print has to be about
the
same.
Phil
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> > Well, digital depot (www.digitaldepot.co.uk are advertising the
Olympus
> P400
> > dye-sublimation printer for £479 (1/2 price) on production
of the advert
> in
> > What Digital Camera. The prints from this printer are
indistinguishable
> from
> > photos and they have a resolution of 315dpi *BUT AT 24 BITS* ...
no
> > dithering of pixels is used to make up images.
>
> But what are the consumable costs like?
>
> James H
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