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I'm about to embark on getting a digital video with still picture facility (1.1 megapixel).....Question: Have got a Lexmark 3200 colour printer with 720x720 dpi (1400x720 is possible - I think ....).....Will this do digital images justice or do you guys advise a better printer - and if so what ??
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I bought a Hewlett Packard 950c a couple of weeks ago, about £170-00. The photo quality on photo paper is nothing but superb. Infact, my mate has scooby piccies up in his pub that were printed onto A4 photo paper on my printer.
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I've had several and am happiest with the HP 990cxi I bought a few months back - it actually does what it's supposed to - 16-18ppm in black/draft, superb photo quality (I'm still on my first cartridges too) and paid less than 200 ex vat.
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I recently got an Epson Stylus Photo 890 for £165. It has 2880DPI and prints amazing photo quality pictures on normal A4. It is even better on photographic paper. I'd recommend it wholeheartedly.
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I've got the HP DeskJet 970CXi (not bad for £99 ey?).
Important thing to remember though is for photo quality prints you need the special coated paper. 80 G/M copier paper doesn't hack it for any sort of decent quality. My standard paper is the HP Brilliant White Inkjet 90 G/M which gives good results for letters and the like.
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Important thing to remember though is for photo quality prints you need the special coated paper. 80 G/M copier paper doesn't hack it for any sort of decent quality. My standard paper is the HP Brilliant White Inkjet 90 G/M which gives good results for letters and the like.
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I've got an Epson 680 - same as the 880 but marginally slower, same resolution.
PCWorld were selling these for <B>£60</B> last time I looked - internet only offer. Normal price is around £90. If you can't get it for £60,
PCWorld were selling these for <B>£60</B> last time I looked - internet only offer. Normal price is around £90. If you can't get it for £60,
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