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AndyPhotoSJ

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    PHOTOGRAPHY, DRAWING, SINGING, MOTORCYCLES, ADVERTISING, BROADWAY, THEATHRE, NIGHTLIFE, BARS AND NIGHTCLUBS, DJING, KARAOKE, TRIVIA

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  1. So affinity world.... for those of you who do home printing. what do you look for in a home printer, I am in the market for a good wide format printer. that can print 11x17 maybe a smidge larger. but for sure has to be able to print on 80lbs weight paper. 

     

    Hopefully some of you has experience in this area. I have a few in mind but would mind hearing about some other models if anyone has a high quality laser print 

    1. Patrick Connor

      Patrick Connor

      This is a status area and not really designed for asking questions. Other forum users are unlikely to see this 

    2. Bri-Toon

      Bri-Toon

      Except for followers like myself.

       

      I don't really have experience with printing, but I remember having a discussion of the difference between RGB, sRGB, and CMYK. Since I don't actually print, or for the rare times I do from a basic Canon, I actually work in sRGB. If I have to, I make a copy of CMYK, but it is good to have a copy of both. The different printers have different color values. I previously didn't understand why people do work in CMYK since I always found it to lack color, and then I realized it was unexplained to me in college that commercial printing is not the same as home printing. From one of the discussions here, it was explained that CMYK is good for "rotary press" printers, whereas printing the same file from a home printer would not have the same quality. So since you are looking for a printer for marketing purposes, I will "assume" rotary press is what you need.

       

      As it is obvious, I am not in the market. I use Affinity for personal use, but I am trying to move up to starting a business. As Patrick mentioned, it might be hard for people to catch this, but a new topic might give you more information.

    3. AndyPhotoSJ

      AndyPhotoSJ

      thanks guys....

      thought id start with  this than start a new post that may not get much in response lol 

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