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How to choose the right set up for printing your photos. As outlined in Setting up a digital darkroom, your choice of a printer depends on set-up space, print size, and whether you prefer the ‘look’ ...

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— -- How long can you expect your inkjet-printed photos to last? More and more photo inkjet papers are being touted as "fade resistant" and "archival safe," but experts say these marketing ...

David vs. Goliath: Here are two versions of the same photo, printed by the Brother color laser printer and my lab-quality pro inkjet printer. Can you tell which is which? Take a guess! The answer is ...

hi there,<P>my father wants a printer. he wants to print off some photos every now and then that he takes with his digital camera and will also do some black and white printing. the printer will never ...

Aimed at the moderately serious photo enthusiast, the Canon Pixma iP8720 Wireless Inkjet Photo Printer offers a low initial price and the ability to print at up to 13 by 19 inches. Best Deal£584.9 ...

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If you’re a photo enthusiast ready to make the leap to creating your own gallery-quality prints at home, the most flexible option is an inkjet printer. After spending a total of 76 hours of research ...