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When I want to print one of my astro images, I take a CD to my local Walmart
and have them do the printing. This is certainly cheap and I don't get charged for any prints that don't turn out. However, there are a couple of disadvantages- crowds and settings. To avoid crowds, I can sometimes go by on weekdays but the settings issue always bugs me- what I produce and take there does not come out on their screen like at home and I almost always have to compensate brightness settings. However, much of the time, I'm in the dark and end up printing extra pics at different settings. Well, I'm thinking about doing the printing at home. Up until recently, I really haven't liked what is available to the home user and that's why I chose the Walmart route. With Walmart, there are things you can't really control though that I could at home. So, for anyone who prints at home, what are you using? I wouldn't want this to be tremendously expensive, but not so cheap that I have to replace the $50 cartridge on a regular basis. Also, what about photographic printing paper- good brands that will last? Thanks for any thoughts, JW |
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