The most accurate overall, and has the best light blues and cyans if you Printer that I would choose is the Noritsu at the Norwalk Costco. This isĮxpected, since glossy paper has a wider gamut than does matte. With the edge in saturation going to the Walgreen's printer. Observations arose: The two Frontiers both made typically good prints,
Looking at the prints and the results of the profiling, a few Thanks for sending us the stack of profile targets. And the prints will last a lot longer than my inkjet."Īnd this is a reply I received after sending in 3 prints of a test pattern to ICC profile Fuji Frontier (2) and Noritsu 2901 equipment here in So California:
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Plus I don't have to sit here while it prints and I can even do some shopping while waiting. I've found that at $0.20 to $0.29 a copy that's cheaper that I can do it on my old Epson.
I've had 's ICC profile printed at all these machines and read with the results posted on their website and use them in Photoshop before burning the images to a CD-RW for them to print." Walmart is the only one doing matte finish vs glossy for the others, Costco does 400 dpi vs 300 dpi for the others, Savon uses Kodak Royal paper which is heavier & my wife likes that vs the Fuji Crystal Achieve for the others. "I'm fortunate to have a Walmart & Walgreen (Fuji Frontier), SavOn (Kodak/Gretag DLS) & Costco (Noritsu 2901) closeby for photographic quality prints. Here is a post i made in another forum recently:
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