"Timothy R. Cook" wrote:
> 
> andrel linnenbank wrote:
> > You know a 300 dpi 24 bits color each pixel
> > on photographic paper.
> 
> A printer that can do 24 bit colour would be excessively
> cumbersome; most printers use 2 bit colour (cyan, magenta,
> yellow, black).  Some high-end printers have some extra
> colours such as green, but even those don't even come close
> to 24 bit...it's all simulated.  Besides, you can find 2400
> dpi printers these days for not too much effort.
It is not cumbersome, it is just a printer, except that it
will print om photographic paper. put another way it is just
a normal photo (a4 or letter format) no dithering or else 
involved. I do have a 2400 dpi color printer myself and it 
will produce photo-like pictures as long as you do not look 
at it from less the 50cm.

   Andrel

 
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