How good does a printer need to be to produce prints to sell? Comparing two large black and white prints, one from a TC-20M basic 4 colour printer and one from a top end fine art printer [17" P5000]
Why it depends on your market and audience for the prints. How the 24" roll paper TC-20M can produce surprisingly good quality prints, given it is not marketed by Canon for photo use.
This video follows on from one about the photography and editing for the Druridge bay photo
https://youtu.be/BvH2Af8sbD0
There's more about the TC-20M printer in a video looking at printing on the same paper at: https://youtu.be/lYeDXAdtVNg
For my initial TC-20M printer review https://youtu.be/kD0ohbhvSZE
Canon TC-20 M printer specifications are at:
https://www.canon.co.uk/business/products/wide-format-printers/imageprograf-tc-20m/specifications/
For my Epson P5000 review [37 mins] see https://youtu.be/CIyMqE4h4-o
The video review follows up on my original P5000 review, which has considerably more detail, technical information and links to related articles/videos
https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/review-epson-p5000-printer/
For info about the Hahnemuhle papers see:
https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/hahnemuhle-natural-line/
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