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Dear [[FirstName]],
Advances in digital printing create cost effective solutions for photo labs. UV printers, for example, are a popular choice for traditional labs moving into the digital age. Learn more in this week's exclusive editorial, Roundup the Equipment.
Review our full, interactive digital version of Digital Output magazine's May issue. To view click here.
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[ Volume X Issue 21 ] [ May 23, 2008 ] |
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Roundup the Equipment 
Photo labs are no longer confined to traditional photo processing machines. Advances in digital printing open a new wave of opportunities—creating cost effective solutions for photo labs on a daily basis. Wide format is taking retail and wholesale photo labs by storm, but UV printing in particular is gaining presence. "There are a number of photo labs that embraced large format right away. Now, more are looking at UV as the next step," explains Michael White, sales manager, Agfa. "UV allows printing directly onto rigid substrates and... more >>
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recent coverage > Capture > Creation > Output > Finishing |
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Getting Personal
When large format print suppliers implement variable data printing, it requires not only an investment in hardware and software, but a whole new way of thinking about the business model. Some call it one-to-one marketing; others refer to it as personalized communications. But folks in the print industry know it best as variable data printing (VDP). No matter what you call it, VDP is—and will continue to be—a highly effective marketing strategy that often elicits far greater response rates than non-personalized messaging. Certain segments of the commercial and publication print industry... more >>
Photo Labs Go Wide
Whether printing a series of posters for a hair salon, wall portraits for a wedding, or signage for a trade show, today’s retail and wholesale photo labs are capitalizing on wide format printing. "In general, while the vast majority of printers were in the professional and photo specialty channel, in the last year and a half there’s been significant growth in the retail channel, primarily in anticipation of market demand," states Joellyn Gray, director, customer marketing and research, imaging division, Fujifilm U.S.A. "Retailers currently see success... more >>
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industry news > Capture > Creation > Output > Finishing |
Gandinnovations Reaches New Heights with the NanoJet - Wide Format Printing
ONYX Workflow Software Achieves G7 Certification Level 1 - Workflow
Serif Software Now Available in US Retail Outlets - Desktop Publishing
Konica Minolta to Market KIP 9000 Series - Wide Format Printing
VKF Renzel's Ever Popular Banner Frame Slot System - Media & Substrates
Océ Introduces Large Format Color Plotters - Wide Format Printing
Mark Bric Introduces All New Mark Bric EGO Exhibit - Media & Substrates
Nine New Metallic & Specialty Cast Films From Avery - Media & Substrates
MACtac's Permacolor Matte RAYZor Overlaminating Film - Media & Substrates
Roll-to-Roll System for GCC StellarJET 183UVK - Wide Format Printing
Inkcups Now Launches Redesigned Web Site - Inks |
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Editorial Mission: To provide a practical guide to success for all who work in the graphic arts industry. Our editorial exclusively targets managers and users of digital printing and publishing tools including capture, creation, output, and finishing. Through product reviews, application stories, and columns from industry leaders, we show you how to grow your business.
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