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Print Quality of HP inkjets

mdebets · 2009-06-30 10:54:27

I was just wondering how HP inkjets compare in print quality to prints done by a professional lab (I have used Gunns and various online sites up to now). I got access to print on HP inkjets for free and not quite sure if I should go down this route or if the quality will be too bad (especially in how long the prints will…

30-06-2009 11:54am

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I was just wondering how HP inkjets compare in print quality to prints done by a professional lab (I have used Gunns and various online sites up to now).

I got access to print on HP inkjets for free and not quite sure if I should go down this route or if the quality will be too bad (especially in how long the prints will last before they fade).

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#2 30-06-2009 2:14pm

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it kinda depends on which one of the hp inks you mean

some of them are quite good, and have quite good lightfastness figures, but the compromise is a slightly smaller colour gamut

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#3 30-06-2009 4:17pm

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what about the difference between laser and inkjets for printing photos at home? Any recommendations ?

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#4 30-06-2009 6:13pm

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yea

DO NOT USE A LASER PRINTER FOR PHOTOS

it will look muck

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