High Quality Photo Paper With Sublimation Printer

The history of dye sublimation can date back in 1957 ,France.Noel de Plasse noted that some dyes sublimate when subjected to high temperatures. One development on the idea is the electronic sublimation of the 1980's.

It used an electrical charge to transfer the pigment from the dye material into paper. It was still pretty expensive back then, and only a few people could afford it.A dye sublimation printer focus on producing high quality and high fidelity photographs.

Now that there have been improvements, printing using dye sublimation is practical and affordable. And what's better, the printers have both gone down in price and in size. It is now very common to see dye sub printers being sold alongside photo InkJet printers.

The concepts and principles of dye

sublimation can be used for some new

printers.They heat the dye pigments to make

them stick to the paper. The colors are infused

with the paper and coated with a protective layer. This prevents it

from being damaged with exposure to UV light.One catch of dye sublimation is that it needs to have specialized paper. The

special paper also contains film packs that are specially formulated

to produce the best colors.

One time,you use only one dye.As a result,you can't use it for printing other pages. These downsides though are only a consequence of the high quality prints that these printers can make.Dye sub printers produce way better prints than InkJets. For one thing, you won't see dots even when looking very closely. The colors also blend smoothly with each other. Detail is also very exceptional, with no smudging on dark colors and shadow areas.