Reintroducing the Fujifilm DX100 Photo Printer

See why the Fujifilm DX100 is still one of our top recommended printers for event and studio photographers.
In the bustling world of event photography, one device stands as a beacon of reliability and excellence-the Fujifilm DX100 Photo Printer. Despite its seasoned presence in the industry, the DX100 continues to reign supreme, earning unwavering trust as one of the foremost printers for onsite printing. Its enduring reputation stems from its unparalleled ability to deliver high-quality images in a compact printer.
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Why Imaging Spectrum?
Whether you are printing direct to garment, creating large format prints ranging in size from posters to signs, need to print hundreds of photos at events, building a photo booth business, reproducing fine art or want to print on everything from mugs to metal, we will build a solution to meet the specific needs of your business.
Learn more about us at www.imagingspectrum.com or call 214-342-9290 to speak with a printer specialist.
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I have 100% confidence in Bill.

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Thanks !

[@d5husky]

my understanding is that this technology usually a lower quality vs the others, has pro like speed and durability of the photo. am I right? or this fuji is comparable with Canon ?

[@ImagingSpectrum]

The DX100 has lab quality and is used a lot at some labs and camera stores for their prints. It has 3 quality levels you can use. Lower is really just for text or checking photos. Standard is the default and is excellent quality. Highest quality is better for photos with lots of areas of maximum density, but uses more ink. Canon does not have a lab printer to compare it to.