(Image credit: Canon) Getting the best prints from your printer This means that it may not be necessary to buy a whole new printer just to print photos - a general purpose inkjet printer, with the right settings and paper - and kept clean and in good working order - can do the job well, especially if you don’t print photos very often and don’t want to print them any larger than A4. Most inkjet printers are designed to print text and blocks or color, such as charts, but they can be surprisingly adaptable, and just because a printer isn’t marketed as being a photo printer, that doesn’t mean it can’t be pressed into service as one. Combine them with special glossy photo paper, and you can create something really eye-catching.
These work by squirting tiny droplets of colored ink through minute holes in the tip of the print head, with the size of the droplets governing how they blend together, and the clarity of the final result. When it comes to home printers, inkjet models are much more common than laser printers. Floor our helpful tips, and you could be producing great-looking prints without having to invest in a whole new printer. However, in order to print good photos, you don’t have to own a specialist model costing hundreds of dollars - it can be the one sat in your home office gathering dust.
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