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The secret of rich, realistic photo prints? There isn’t just one…
It’s a variety of elements—the number and size of ink droplets, how they’re layered and mixed on a specialty paper, and the quality of the ink—that really make the pictures come alive.
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12 is enough |
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Many printers use either four or six color inks—HP set the bar (again!) with its 12-color inkjet printers.
- The two new colors aren't really colors—they're lighter and darker neutral shades of gray.
- As if two new colors weren't enough, each printed pixel can combine 32 superfine ink droplets for up to 72.9 million colors.
- The result is dazzling, vibrant images with improved shadow detail, better color accuracy, and even sharper images that last even longer*.
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