Jun 30, 2004, 18:41
We print them on our InkJet printer on matt photo paper and cut them to size on a little guillotine.
You can still tell if you compare it closely with a non-digital photo, but the difference in quality is sufficiently small for me.
I find that the things that affect the quality of the printed photo for me is:
1. Camera resoluion (obviously)
2. Skill of the photographer
3. Printer (resolution, quality of ink dispersal, etc)
4. Choice of photo paper
Surprisingly, I've found that you don't have to get a terribly expensive printer to print great quality photos which is good news for us all!
You can still tell if you compare it closely with a non-digital photo, but the difference in quality is sufficiently small for me.
I find that the things that affect the quality of the printed photo for me is:
1. Camera resoluion (obviously)
2. Skill of the photographer
3. Printer (resolution, quality of ink dispersal, etc)
4. Choice of photo paper
Surprisingly, I've found that you don't have to get a terribly expensive printer to print great quality photos which is good news for us all!
God has placed me on earth to accomplish certain things.
Right now, I am so far behind that I will never die.