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Any suggestions on machines that do a good job on chemical process prints? (Is there an official name for that? I’m talking about a laser exposure of regular photographic paper, after which the paper goes through a traditional color development bath. Please correct me if I’m wrong!)
I’ve been using the Frontier/Fugi kiosk to print to an Alladin system at Long’s Drugs in San Francisco Bay Area. The results are very good to my eye.
While Long’s is more than twice the price ($5.49 for 8×10) of Costco’s Noritsu QSS 3101 300 DPI Laser ($1.99) … Long’s color is much better and I like Long’s paper better. unfortunately Long’s "Prints in Minutes" service gives unpredictable results.
I’m looking for a location/machine that might have better prints & better price.
I’ve considered a color inkjet printer, but I think it might be expensive to match this quality. Suggestions?
Brand new to all of this. any FAQs or articles around?
John
I’ve been using the Frontier/Fugi kiosk to print to an Alladin system at Long’s Drugs in San Francisco Bay Area. The results are very good to my eye.
While Long’s is more than twice the price ($5.49 for 8×10) of Costco’s Noritsu QSS 3101 300 DPI Laser ($1.99) … Long’s color is much better and I like Long’s paper better. unfortunately Long’s "Prints in Minutes" service gives unpredictable results.
I’m looking for a location/machine that might have better prints & better price.
I’ve considered a color inkjet printer, but I think it might be expensive to match this quality. Suggestions?
Brand new to all of this. any FAQs or articles around?
John
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