 | How to print big photos at home with extraordinary color accuracy and gamut.
From Popular Photography & Imaging
|  |  | Get your photos off the screen and onto the wall. Just follow these seven simple steps to perfect prints.
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 | When perfect prints mean the world to you, one handy kit can calibrate and profile your entire system.
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| |  | For prints that won't fade, these feature-packed printers from HP and Epson are well worth the money(about $350).
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 | The HP Photosmart D7260 and D7460 desktop inkjet printers are designed to output both text and photos up to 8.5x24 inches, while the HP Photosmart C5280 all-in-one provides functions for copying, scanning, and printing on paper and discs.
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| | The Canon Selphy CP740 outputs dye-sub prints while the all-in-one Pixma MP470 and MP210 combine a photo inkjet printer with a flatbed scanner, as well as copying functions.
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 | New models include the professional quality Epson Stylus Pro 11880, the large-format Stylus Pro 4880, 7880, and 9880, and four new C-series devices that use Epson's Durabrite ink set.
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| |  | Check out these 13x19 dye-based printers if you want your pictures bold and beautiful. Plus, the pigment-based Canon PIXMA Pro9500.
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 | Big prints are the order of the day in the lively world of fine-art photography. That's why this year's models are all large format, producing long-lasting pigment-based prints from 17 to 44 inches wide.
From American PHOTO
| |  | Like many other electronic devices, small-format printers are becoming multi-purpose tools.
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