Best Quality Photo Print - Offset/Laser/Inkjet/Silver Halide Explained

[@austJW]

This is the very best video on Photobook image differences I've seen. Great work!

[@Peter_Parker69]

This is the correct place for me to start learning I see. I know photography but clueless on printing

[@timothycalderwood5695]

Thank you! That was very thorough and informative.

[@tombouie]

My head is still spinning from all the practical/golden delivered soooo quickly. But I feel so much smarter on photo printing, thks.

[@mikekleppinger1105]

Your video was extremely informative. Thank you. Can you list some photobook publishers that use the high quality ink jet printing? I know Mpix does, but only (I believe) in their lay-flat books, which are limited to 100 pages.

[@jamesdcuk]

Thanks for putting this together, I've learned a lot!

[@LOTUSARTSTUDIO-gx8yf]

Superb informative video, your are best explanier for me. Many things are cleard. Thank you. Stay safe and healthy 👍💖🙏

[@IraQNid]

What about dye sublimation thermal transfer printers like those used at malls for Easter and Christmas? Machine from Citizen/DNP, Fuji, etc? Where rolls of paper are used with rolls of colored ribbons. The ribbons often only have CMY which are combined to make a composite black, they may have a gloss or matte finish option as well. I've worked with the DS40 and DS 80 from DNP. Their machines print at 300 dpi with newer models printing at 600x300 dpi or lower. This is how they make their claims for fast prints. But Citizen makes the printers for DNP. Citizen's machines can print at 600x600 dpi. So my question is how can these be used to make photo books? Or would you even consider them for that use?

[@olismusicchannel9014]

Thank you. Very well explained. Can you possibly advise as to which type of printing is best for portrait and landscape photographic prints for sale as artwork and for exhibitions? Thank you

[@PhotoBookGuru]

If it's smaller prints, up to 16x12" I would suggest silver halide. But for bigger exhibition prints, inkjet is your best option

[@sunnystudios_za]

Good day I hope you're well I have a one question I have small photo studio so I will give to customers hard copy like A4 for magazine Now I'm using Konica Minolta bizhub C554e I need two more quality can you help me about which one I buy for printer for good image quality

[@TVT87858]

What is the best all in one printer 🖨 for business card calendar 📅 or flyers any suggestions

[@lanmichaelmix2818]

how can digital file be printed with silver halides paper?i thought it was film printing method?

[@VolodymyrTorkalo]

Digital projector makes image on paper

[@vanlalmuanchhana141]

what do you suggest for the best photobook printer ?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

Canon dreamlabo

[@dian970]

thank you!

[@jessalvarez3344]

What's the difference in quality of the canon dreamlabo and the canon laser printer canon c10000vp with both 2400dpi??.

[@PhotoBookGuru]

one uses toner, the other uses ink

[@JustineNicoleLLoque]

Hello! What happens if you used an inkjet photo paper in a lazerjet printer?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

some of them work fine, others will smudge.

[@psclip3309]

So indigo printer used halftone method ?

[@direccioncuadropolis9152]

Hi, one question, is silver halide with a uv varnish better for longevity or is better not to ask for varnishing....?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

the UV filter does make a difference, however photo books are less prone to UV damage since you keep them closed on a shelf as opposed a photo in a frame in the window

[@bubbajones5905]

What about Giclée? Is this just considered high end ink jet?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

Yes, I think most people refer to it as large format inkjet now

[@bubbajones5905]

@@PhotoBookGuru Thanks

[@chayimkarnowsky2681]

What do I need to print professional flyers

[@PhotoBookGuru]

Offset Printing

[@psclip3309]

What about Hp indigo ?

[@AhmadAteek]

What a valuable information ! thank you.

[@psclip3309]

So indigo not worth all for photobook, it's only good for text ?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

no, it still prints good photos but not "photography" quality

[@jessalvarez3344]

What's best for more sharp images and more natural colors??

[@PhotoBookGuru]

silver halide and inkjet are great with colour, I would say inkjet is sharper but it depends on printers and settings. canon dreamlabo is usually the best one

[@grahamserle7930]

Nice summation. I did scratch my head about the vegan comment though. Why on earth would that be a consideration, really?

[@PhotoBookGuru]

more and more people are vegan and they are very particular about what they buy, even photos

[@cali4tune]

not vegan? sorry can't identify with this kind of thinking.