Photo printers are printers capable of printing images with or without a computer. Photo printers became favorite with the arrival of digital cameras. The major types of photo printers are ink-jet photo printers and the dye-sublimation photo printers.
Inkjet photo printer takes print by spraying dye-based or pigmented ink through a series of nozzles onto the photo paper. To yield high capability photos, some innovative inkjet photo printer manufacturers have come with added colors such as light cyan and light magenta. With a resolution of 2880 dpi, most of the inkjet photo printers can yield sharp and pattern free photo prints.
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Hp, Canon, Kodak, and Epson are some of the noted brands of inkjet photo printers. Canon Pixma iP4000 and Epson photograph Mate are the most generally used models of inkjet photo printers. On an average, a top capability inkjet photo printer will cost more than 0.
Dye sublimation printers, great known as dye-sub printers and thermal-dye printers, are the most favorite photo printers after inkjet photo printers. In a dye-sublimation photo printer, the Cmyk color ribbon is heated and the color is transferred to photo paper. The Cmyk color scale includes cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Dye sublimation photo printers have higher resolution than inkjet photo printers, and can generate clear and high capability photos. When compared with inkjet photo printers, the dye sublimation photo printers are much faster. A good capability dye-sublimation photo printer will cost more than 0. Canon, Kodak, and Olympus are some of the favorite brands of dye sublimation photo printers.
Other than ink-jet and dye-sublimation photo printers, laser photo printers and Fuji film Pg-series are the generally used types of photo printers. The Fuji film Pg-series includes Fuji film's Pg3500 and Pg4000-Ii printers. These photo printers use a special type of dye-transfer process, which gives the photograph the look of customary color prints.
Types of Photo Printers
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