I have never been one to print my own photos, but some who do tell me
that the trick is in getting the right paper for your printer. The
paper is what makes all the difference I am told.
Neal
On Oct 9, 2012, at 1:55 PM, J. Blake wrote:
Bill,
I just need it for frequent use. However, I'm not ruling out a project
either.
I've seen some lovely photos others have printed out (can't remember
who or I would ask them), so I know a good printer exists.
I've used Walgreens, etc. before as well, but I'd rather have a good
photo printer here at home.
Has anyone ever used the Kodak printers? Color laser printers?
Still asking for other ideas.
Jane
PS. Thanks for the contact idea Tanya.
On 10/9/12 12:18 PM, William Micou wrote:
Do you need it for a project, or for frequent use?
I've always been frustrated with any of the 'photo' printers that I
have tried over the years, so whenever I now need to print a group
of pictures, I take them to Walgreens, or the FedEx store and have
them do them.
Bill
On Oct 09, 2012, at 10:10 AM, "J. Blake" <jbl...@win.net> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I really need a decent printer that prints photos beautifully. I
would prefer one under $200, but I'm open to other suggestions.
What about color laser? Is this the best way to go?
TIA,
Jane
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