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I'm sure they exist -- bring money. Lots of it.Are there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
Are there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
Just wondering - why dye sub? I thought the newest inkjets have
surpased them in quality with far, far lower costs. For example
the new Epson 2100/2200.
Take a look at the Fuji Pictography 4000II. Expensive though....Prints up to 11x14Are there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
If they do exist, any words of advise about particular models?
I don't know of any but if I had enough money to buy a dye sub printer that large I would seriously consider the epson 7500 or the newer 7500 or even the 9600 with the ultrachromes. I have a 2000p in my studio and I think it sucks. It is incredibly slow. I get horrible color casts pretty much no matter what ICC profile I use and no matter how much I diddle with the levels in photoshop. However, when I use the 7500 I have no issues.Are there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
If they do exist, any words of advise about particular models?
--I don't know of any but if I had enough money to buy a dye subAre there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
If they do exist, any words of advise about particular models?
printer that large I would seriously consider the epson 7500 or the
newer 7500 or even the 9600 with the ultrachromes. I have a 2000p
in my studio and I think it sucks. It is incredibly slow. I get
horrible color casts pretty much no matter what ICC profile I use
and no matter how much I diddle with the levels in photoshop.
However, when I use the 7500 I have no issues.
I don't know of any but if I had enough money to buy a dye subAre there any large format (11"x14" or bigger) dye sublimation
printers on the market?
Has anybody used one if they do exist?
If they do exist, any words of advise about particular models?
printer that large I would seriously consider the epson 7500 or the
newer 7500 or even the 9600 with the ultrachromes. I have a 2000p
in my studio and I think it sucks. It is incredibly slow. I get
horrible color casts pretty much no matter what ICC profile I use
and no matter how much I diddle with the levels in photoshop.
However, when I use the 7500 I have no issues.
