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zakezuke
True, we are suppose to talk about CDR printing. I guess this fades out,
Well... you have the fact that CDRs should be stored in a case This
doesn't happen all the time, but generlly speaking.
But I see two sceneros assuming standard jewels
1. Case has a cover also printed from the same printer. While the
disc is mostly protected from light, whether it be clear plastic or
black plastic, the cover is not really.
2. The case has no cover in which case doesn't do you all that much
good.
I don't know the cost of printing 8x10 to be honest, well not at the
local costco or walgreens. Photographs I can get for $2.00 bucks in
8x10 on mondays and fridays. but this is slightly too small for DVD,
and even for CD you have to enlarge from a negative. I have no idea
the dye sub cost.
Assuming the estimated yield of 280p @ 5% and a cost of $10ish for 5
tanks ($50) we are looking at 14p at 100% yield at a cost of $50ish or
$3.50 each. While 100% yield of all the inks in unheard of.. unless
you are photographing gothic churches at night, Let's assume $1.75 to
$3.50. Could be on par or higher than a real photograph.
A 6 color printer... just for laughs let's assume $11.50 each since
that's a good street price... jumping up to $69.00 each. Again
assuming a yield of 280p.. or 14p @ 100% yield... This is $4.92... so
the 2.50 to $.5.00 range.
Not that i'd argue that inkjet printing is cheaper than shop printing,
generally it isn't. I just don't happen to know the price of printing
8x10 at any one of the various shops that offer it, or 8.5 x 11 for
that matter if it's even an option.
Well... you have the fact that CDRs should be stored in a case This
doesn't happen all the time, but generlly speaking.
But I see two sceneros assuming standard jewels
1. Case has a cover also printed from the same printer. While the
disc is mostly protected from light, whether it be clear plastic or
black plastic, the cover is not really.
2. The case has no cover in which case doesn't do you all that much
good.
I don't know the cost of printing 8x10 to be honest, well not at the
local costco or walgreens. Photographs I can get for $2.00 bucks in
8x10 on mondays and fridays. but this is slightly too small for DVD,
and even for CD you have to enlarge from a negative. I have no idea
the dye sub cost.
Assuming the estimated yield of 280p @ 5% and a cost of $10ish for 5
tanks ($50) we are looking at 14p at 100% yield at a cost of $50ish or
$3.50 each. While 100% yield of all the inks in unheard of.. unless
you are photographing gothic churches at night, Let's assume $1.75 to
$3.50. Could be on par or higher than a real photograph.
A 6 color printer... just for laughs let's assume $11.50 each since
that's a good street price... jumping up to $69.00 each. Again
assuming a yield of 280p.. or 14p @ 100% yield... This is $4.92... so
the 2.50 to $.5.00 range.
Not that i'd argue that inkjet printing is cheaper than shop printing,
generally it isn't. I just don't happen to know the price of printing
8x10 at any one of the various shops that offer it, or 8.5 x 11 for
that matter if it's even an option.