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You've asked a lot of questions which require a lot of answers
First thing first is your budget. If you want good, quality prints and you can't afford a really, really good home printer and maintenance for expensive ink, then use local printers or online. There's a lot of good local pro printers there in Melbourne - go and google. If you're really pressed on having your own photo printer, go and google again for the top printers out there and you'll find that you will be spending hundreds, if not, over $1K on a decent photo printer. This is the reason I don't have one. Firstly, though, do you have your monitor calibrated? No point printing anything if you haven't got your monitor calibrated. Your photos will just look wrong in printing if you edited in non-calibrated monitor. |
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Find and develop a relationship with a good lab. Local is best. If you cant, then there are tons of great online sources for it. Mpex and Adorama come to mind.
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Hi!
As the guys said, find a local printer whom you like and whose results you like and develop a relationship. After a while you start getting discounts! Weeeeeeee!
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