bluttr
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was just looking around, any good?
was just looking around, any good?
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what do you think?
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TrustedImages
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Stay away from water based printers! Way too expensive to print on and the prints aren't as durable as solvent prints even with the lamination!
Techman
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nothing worng with water based printers. I had two,, still have one. They still have a place. They getting low in price and are fine to learn upon. There is a lot more to printing than just hooking one up. They are not desktop machines.
Learning how to profile, color correction, laminate and other details on a used machine is exactly what I did. Ink is so cheap now that its no longer a factor. Supplies can be had for half price. So as far as media costs go its not a factor.
Learning how to profile, color correction, laminate and other details on a used machine is exactly what I did. Ink is so cheap now that its no longer a factor. Supplies can be had for half price. So as far as media costs go its not a factor.
TrustedImages
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Very good points Techman! I wasn't thinking of the learning on them. That's very true. If printing is just something that you are "thinking" of getting in to and don't really have a high high demand for it right now. A used one for a cheap price would be a good thing. You can usually get a used water based printer for around $3000-$5000 if you shop around.