Home and Professional Printers
Who today does not have a printer at home. Their prices are becoming more affordable and operating costs lower. Multifunction devices offer increasingly larger scanning resolutions, less margin, larger formats, etc.
But still, such home printers are far behind the professional equipment used in professional printers. Not to mention the much larger range of techniques used, which have nothing to do with those we know from home printers. Printed roll, solvent, water, anhydrous - long to exchange. The quality of such printouts is higher, which entails the obvious higher costs of printing itself.
Why do we need standards?
Standards in every industry and business are important. Imagine that we buy a monitor and its input does not match our video card, even though it has the same type. That's why certain standards apply.
In polygraphy and graphics, such standards also exist - appropriate definitions of CMYK colors - key for the appropriate color reproduction. Specified in advance formats for printing leaflets and business cards, so that they are comfortable and as uniform as possible. Without standards, even leaflets could be completely unreadable and even repulsive.
Clear color prints
The specificity of color printouts lies in the fact that they must be made using the highest quality inks and toners. Otherwise, they will not make a good impression on customers coming to the photocopier and they will just quickly fade. Meanwhile, the use of colored inks often saves important tables or the most important statements appearing in books. Therefore, all people who make color prints want to use multi-colored inks that perfectly reproduce the color of the document to be printed. This is of course very important, but it is equally important to reach for suitable printer paper before making color prints.