Achal Pashine <achal@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote/replied to: >(I also read Jim's comment about Frontier prints being superior. They are >indeed great, but I think not yet comparable to Lightjet. Frontier diodes >are probably nowhere near lightlet lasers as far as beam narrowness is >concerned?). >thanks, >achal Unfortunately, we don't all have a Lighjet lab on the corner yet :-) However, looking right here right now at an 10 by 15 print from a Frontier with a 10x loupe, I can see incredible detail and NO grain whatsoever. I see no pixels, no dithering, no lack of smooth tones. Now, let's step back a couple of feet and view this size of print as it should be viewed, with the naked eye and there is certainly not a lack of fine detail. When you say a Lightjet can produce smaller dots, you may be right. But it's going to take a very high power magnifier to tell. Does that matter to you as a photographic artist?
