http://www.kaylalamoreaux.com/reader-qa-how-to-print/ digital organization that moves you from chaos to creative flow Thu, 21 Mar 2013 15:42:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 http://www.kaylalamoreaux.com/reader-qa-how-to-print/#comment-167 Kayla Lamoreaux Tue, 14 Dec 2010 06:55:53 +0000 http://digiscrap101.com/?p=193#comment-167 After studying printers, inks and papers a few years ago, I’d have to agree with you. Many consumers only think about price when printing photos – and it is really about the quality of the prints you get.
However, in the digital age, everything is changing. I truly believe that in the future we won’t print nearly as much – we wlll have paper thin devices to hold all our digital media, magazines, books, photos and scrapbook pages. I’m actually going to share more about this in an upcoming post.
That said, I still believe that if you are going to print, it is important to have a good quality print along with retaining a digital negative of what you print or scanning in the layout you create with the prints – if the longevity of your work being available to future generations is important to you.

]]> http://www.kaylalamoreaux.com/reader-qa-how-to-print/#comment-166 Tulipshadow Tue, 14 Dec 2010 03:30:53 +0000 http://digiscrap101.com/?p=193#comment-166 Here’s a further question for you – my camera store talks about how surprised we will all be in 15 years when our printed photos fade and deteriorate because we didn’t get them printed on high quality paper with high quality ink. Additionally, the life of a cd is only 15 years, so that is not a safe way to store photos either. I have a back-up drive for my computer where I save all my photos. So that gives me some security.
Any thoughts? I’m curious if others agree or disagree….

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