Large Format Printing

[GunMetalGrey]

I may have to get some large prints of my car...

Or some posters for the shop!

[CMart]

Earl said:

Is there a minimum resolution you would recommend for prints?

I have seen quality prints as low as 53 DPI on canvas. I have never tried lower than that. That being said I like staying above 100.

GunMetalGrey said:

I may have to get some large prints of my car...

Or some posters for the shop!

Let me know and I can get you a quote!

[YoungCR]

150-200 dpi would be preffered.

[CMart]

Even for canvas?

The picture of the Lamborghinis was 72DPI and even up close it looks great.

CYoung said:

150-200 dpi would be preffered.

[YoungCR]

I meant to add not on canvas as it can't convey the detail. I guess what I did was art gallery quality prints so might be a little extreme for this stuff. Either way the higher the better is what I should've said.

[CMart]

Anyone entrepreneurial looking to make some extra money?

I am moving in a few months and don't want to take this. Wiling to give a stupid good deal to someone who will use it. I made my money back on this thing in 6 months and next to 0 marketing. Comes with a ton of extra ink and paper. I can even include some wood/tools that allow you to make your own frames very easily.

More info below:

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/ele/5464188741.html

[suspenceful]

CMart said:

Anyone entrepreneurial looking to make some extra money?

I am moving in a few months and don't want to take this. Wiling to give a stupid good deal to someone who will use it. I made my money back on this thing in 6 months and next to 0 marketing. Comes with a ton of extra ink and paper. I can even include some wood/tools that allow you to make your own frames very easily.

More info below:

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/ele/5464188741.html

I was interested in this good deal until I saw the price. I figured these wouldn't be cheap, but damn.

[Earl]

Moving?

[Bassboy3313]

I'd love to have that, but way too much for my blood.

[CMart]

Earl said:

Moving? 

Denver - the sunshine state

Bassboy3313 said:

I'd love to have that, but way too much for my blood.

PM me - this would be a great addition to your setup. You can print on the vinyl you cut then transfer that to a plotter and cutout anything you want. Think fatheads.

[CMart]

suspenceful said:

I was interested in this good deal until I saw the price. I figured these wouldn't be cheap, but damn.

Good deal is relative. Also, I would let it go for much less to a forum member that will put some use to it.

[suspenceful]

CMart said:

Good deal is relative. Also, I would let it go for much less to a forum member that will put some use to it.

Not doubting that it's a good deal, just too rich for my blood as well. Looks like an awesome piece of machinery.

[wasnt m3]

Damn, this would be awesome to have. Wish I wasn't dumping a ton of money into an engine right now.

[CMart]

Thanks for the interest guys. This comes with enough material and ink to pay for itself. Who is looking to make some cash?

[REKIII]

PM Me the good deal price.  Looks like a neat unit to do some large format prints for my wifes place.  Great marketing as well.  Also, if you could, what you've been using for pricing.

Thanks!

[CMart]

PMd

[CMart]

Just counted and I have 3 full rolls (BNIB) of canvas for gallery wraps, one roll of photo paper, one I didn't open to see what was in there, and a roll of canvas on the printer. Decent chuck of $$$$ in paper alone.