Looks like I never posted this

[GregW]

Hard to believe. One of my favorite landscapes. Stormy day in Infrared.

 

[Basil]

Is that Vasquez Park?

 

[GregW]

Yes sir. Been on the film and TV screen many times.

 

[Basil]

I thought it looked familiar. Lot's of Star Trek filmed there. among others.

 

[GregW]

It was In a scene or two in West World.

 

[DrEntropy]

Stunningly surreal. Beautiful.

 

[GregW]

Just got back from an art supply store. They have a 60% off weekend. So they are printing this at 15"×23"ish for $29.

 

[Basil]

Just got back from an art supply store. They have a 60% off weekend. So they are printing this at 15"×23"ish for $29.

Dang! That’s a good deal

 

[DrEntropy]

As an aside, check into sign shops with wide-bed printers. I've had poster sized prints (up to 42" wide) made on HP commercial inkjet printers. Laminated, too.

 

[GregW]

I will keep that in mind but there is no shortage of photo print shops in my area. I see graphics as separate from photo printing though the printer you linked to may do the trick. Back in the day of CMYK printers, changing color pallets from RGB to CMYK wound up with huge color changes. I'd have to spend more time after the change tweaking the look back to my original vision. That HP has more color cartridges so it may be truer to the original RAW file. Still, the art department at work almost always has a similar printer that doesn't wow me. Dithering is obvious.

 

[DrEntropy]

I will keep that in mind but there is no shortage of photo print shops in my area.

I keep forgetting about the resources you have around you. Real photo labs down here are kinda scarce. And only a couple I'd trust.

 

[GregW]

Amazingly in a county of ten million, I do have problems finding local supplies. There are maybe two places I can walk in to buy ink for my printer.