I have an Epson Color 980 computer printer and I'm duplicating and printing old 1890 to 1930 pictures so my entire family will have copies. I'm doing this on HP Premium Plus inkjet glossy photo 8 1/2 X 11, 11.5 mil paper. I'm using Inksel cartridges I get for myself at work. Should I worry that the ink or paper will fade in the future? Any suggestions on purchasing the good stuff?
If you want to ensure that there is no fading, you may want to consider having them reproduced in a regular photo shop. The new generation printers claim 'no fading' but that can't be proven until years from now. Also when printing photos, the ink will cost more than if you have it printed outside.
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If you want to ensure that there is no fading, you may want to consider having them reproduced in a regular photo shop. The new generation printers claim 'no fading' but that can't be proven until years from now. Also when printing photos, the ink will cost more than if you have it printed outside.
Keywords: faded ink
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