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Printing Away From The Desk
« Posted: February 18, 2008, 11:42:15 AM »


Printing Away From The Desk
 by: Florie Lyn Masarate

Let us talk about the good thing first. The best thing about digital photography is that you have the capacity to play back your images any day and anytime you want to. Now the bad thing. With digital photos, you have to wait to get back to your desk to make copies of the pictures. This was before exciting new products came into existence.

Making high quality, full color prints when you are thousand miles away from your desk is not anymore a myth. The requirements? Camera, computer and printer. There are now available portable and compact units that can function with the use of car and battery power and mains that are also suited anywhere in the world. Easy carriage printers have been developed already to bring with you wherever you go. Making you very capable of creating prints whenever you see something that strikes inspiration for a photo. This is like printing to the extreme. You can make instant cards while in a scenic place and sending it immediately to others whom you want to turn green with envy.

In taking along your portable printers, there are a few things to keep in mind.

Pack your printers properly. Some printers needed to have internal parts locked to avoid damaging the motors and some parts that may be sensitive to motion and impact. It is always best to have it put in a carry bag that can ensure its safety and to avoid the appearance of dirt and dust that can spoil the prints. A must is not to forget the power source cables, connectors and batteries needed to make them work.

Printers should be put in a flat and level surface while printing. This can avoid unnecessary movements while you are going about printing. The finished prints that needed to be dried should be placed in a sheltered area to avoid dust causing damage to them.

Wireless connections will work its best when its devices are closest together. Too much light, especially sunlight, will definitely interfere with some ports that you may be using. Other devices also can hinder links or cause some disruptions.

Portable printers are not desktop printers. This should be the perfect excuse for these printers not to print faster than you expect it to be. Anticipate having to wait a while before the print will be printed.

The last thing you need is patience. Lots of patience if you want to have the perfect quality photos.

For comments and inquiries about the article visit http://www.digitalprintingcompany.com

About The Author

Florie Lyn Masarate got the flair for reading and writing when she got her first subscription of the school newsletter in kindergarten. She had her first article published on that same newsletter in the third grade.

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