Re:Show HN: Primitive Pictures
by klodolph on Tuesday September 20, 2016 @08:13PM
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It's still the same process. The printers used to make "giclée" printes are ordinary inkjet printers, they're just not HP OfficeJet printers—probably.
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Depends on what you consider "ordinary". A giclee printer can fill a room and cost many thousands of dollars. e.g.:
http://www.adorama.com/iesp20000.html?gclid=CNz7x4-in88CFQqE...
I have a similar printer.
The word "giclee" does not even appear in the description, but "inkjet" does. It's still an ordinary injet printer. It's bigger and more accurate than most. I've never seen them put in rooms so small that they'd "fill the room", I've usually seen them in rooms with several printers.