HD C-Prints are becoming the crown jewels of photographic printing. Produced on a Polielettronica printer that was originally used by the U.S. military for printing high-resolution surveillance footage, HD C-prints supercharge the lost art of chromogenic printing with an apparent 6,100 dpi. That’s twice the resolution of standard C-prints, and (according to Polielettronica) sharp enough for land surveyors to count trees in aerial images.
We recently brought Photo District News in for a sample run. Click here to read the PDN article and learn about Duggal’s trailblazing investment in true continuous tone photo printing.
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