good photography printer or is anyone selling one

[frankee]

I'm gonna look into buying one really tbh get my own wee bussiness up and running !!

so yeah not to expensive since i'm a pure ema student haha sure my rents would put some money towards one.. but not a cheap one thats not got the best Quailty.. actually i dont have a clue what i'm talking about, i have no idea whatsoever whats good and whats not when it comes to printers

i'll shh and let yous do the talking

 

[hank_marvin]

give people a bit of a budget to go on so they can help you, be easier for them to suggest printers then.

 

[Gary]

i've got a xerox a3 duplex colour laser for sale, but i think its a little out of a student's budget

 

[Gary]

my advice would be that unless you are producing large volumes of work its probably more feasible to use a photography printing service.. even Asda if you only want small prints done.

 

[andrewc]

You may well be better off thinking of using someone like Photobox or someone like that for your prints as running costs of a home printer is often pretty astronomical when you work out the cost per photo including paper.

 

[POAH]

use an online place will work out much cheaper

 

[walls]

I'd get them printed online if I were you, but I have an epson 1290 A3+ sat here doing nothing. If you're interested I'll make up a price.

 

[MikeeB]

The cost of ink and paper means unless you are planning to sell in the hundreds, you wouldn't really make much of a profit over running the printer.

If I were you I'd follow what advice has already been given and either use a local printing firm or order online. Best way until you have constant business coming in to make full use of a printer.