November 2003
Beginner to intermediate
712 pages
21h 47m
English
No, we're not talking about taking your digital darkroom outdoors. We're talking about having your prints produced by an outside service. This involves perfecting your image based on your monitor display, and then sending the file to someone else so they can print it for you. Taking this route is particularly useful when you need an image printed at a size larger than your printer allows, or in large quantities.
A variety of high-end printers such as LightJet and Chromira models (often costing hundreds of thousands of dollars) can expose light-sensitive photographic paper from a digital file, producing a true continuous-tone photographic print from your digital image. These printers are an excellent choice ...
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