For quite a while now, I've been sold on Canon's Prograf 1000 printer; but then I finally had the chance to play with Epson's P800. I previously reviewed the Epson P600, which I felt did a pretty good job overall.
But then I tried the Prograf, and found that it delivered images that perfectly matched my computer screen. Seriously, how do you beat that?. thephoblographer.com
Throughout all my meetings in the photo industry, what's consistently spoken about is how little people print anymore. Indeed, it isn't a necessary part of the photography process because you can't double tap the images or scroll passed them.
Throughout all my meetings in the photo industry, what's consistently spoken about is how little people print anymore. Indeed, it isn't a necessary part of the photography process because you can't double tap the images or scroll passed them.