Photo printing on a Letter size paper? Is it acceptable and useable to show to relatives and friends?
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Yes, especially if you use a higher quality more finished paper. Good on regular paper for a laser printer but very good with a little better paper.
1015000
I'm not quite sure what you standards are on "Photo Quality", I purchased 3 of these to use for my business and it is really living up to my standards. The toner lasts a VERY long time for the volume that I use it, it prints very fast, and I have yet to experience any troubles with the printer. For photo printing you may look at inkjets that are more used for that level of printing. However, this is not to say that the printer does not print well. I am quite satisfied with the level of color printing quality that this printer produces.
1015001
I've done photos for a club newspaper on letter size paper. They turn out fine, a little darker than on the screen.
1015002
The 500 prints 1200dpi so if you have the depth of field and your software can handle it, you should be able to print as "photoy" as any printer out there. Be sure to use very bright paper and maybe even consider sheets with a semi-gloss finish.
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This is not a full size paper printer but if you cut the paper to size it may work, I have never tried it. I do like how it prints out the pics though, not sure if regular copy paper would hold up as it feeds through a few times as it applies the different colors to the picture. Hope this helps!
501642
If it's in your computer you can print whatever you need to on it. I been doing greeting cards for the family on them for years and mine are always looked forward too because there not store bought. A lot of add on material is can be found under google images to enhance projects.
580504
I would not recommend it. The one 9 inch dimension would be acceptable but the other length would not leave enough room to easily slide the photo into the mailer. You would run the risk of bending or creasing the image.
2224364
Yes with the proper photo paper you will get excellent photos. Hope this helps you.
83614
It is capable of legal size paper. I am unable to find if this printer is capable to determine media format size through PDF software.
1487128
I have never printed photos personally. I am sure that it will print them, but I would not expect high quality photos.
501255
I have not tried it for that. Honestly, I was very disappointed with the poor resolution when I printed a folded full card that I have not used it since. My intent was to create the cards and then send to UPS for professional color printing on card stock. The cards printed that way are only about $1.50 each so I thought it was a great alternative... but the quality just was not there... the wording was not crisp but rather blurred.
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I got mine printed at a local printery. If you have a decent printer it can work. The paper is thicker than the regular office printing paper, but it's not heavy. Take it from me you will not regret it. I used mine at my wedding for my programs & everyone loved them.
1358860
send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can...however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
1953607
I have not used my printer for photos, so don't have experience to answer your questions. I would think that with photos of that size, 8 1/2 x 11, that would be typical because of the intense ink usage for photos.
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Yes, 2X3 ZINK photo paper is the appropriate media for printing from a Socialmatic. Check out Polaroid.com.
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I am using an HP ENVY Printer. I would bet you would enjoy this paper as I do many photo cards and always get pleasant responses.
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I have used photo paper and it worked just fine...keep in mind I used the sheet feeder
1358858
send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can... however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
174986
You are able to print the paper, as long as you use a color, postscript, laser printer. Not a cheap piece of equipment!
732159
Honestly, as good as this printer is for large-format photographs I think it would be overkill for things like invitations. It is optimized for very subtle color gradation using multiple ink tanks for use with specialty photo papers, something that would not be appreciated on the kind of card stock that invitations are printed on. Using so many ink tanks make it relatively costly to use compared to a more suitable printer. While I couldn't recommend a particular brand or model without seeing what you're printing and what quantity you have in mind, 4 ink tanks is enough to create excellent color for graphics/photos printed on card stock. Look for a printer with very large ink tanks (the manufacturers publish how many milliliters of ink are in their tanks). Amazon has a "top-rated/best-seller" feature for inkjet printers, it's a good starting point.