A limitation though that must be known though is that some colors in RGB cannot be made using CMYK. These are dubbed as “out of CMYK color gamut.” The closest that can be done here is a good approximation of original image, nothing more.

Problems like this can be avoided if you have made a thorough assessment of your needs beforehand and have made necessary provisions. Consulting with your printer won’t hurt and they can even give you pointers that will prove to be very useful. Like I always say, things like this always need a very good planning. It pays to be prepared.

Inkjet printer is most popular printer used today. Take a closer look on a document that was printed through an inkjet. You will notice tiny dots, smaller than diameter of a human hair, that are positioned precisely. These dots have different colors.

It is only printer that comes close to laser printers and is now becoming a rival to stand-alone photo printers. Since inkjet is now capable of printing high quality text, illustrations, drawings and even photos, it has been identified as multifunctional printer or MFP.

It was evident that an inkjet printer (MP780) uses same ink as iP4000 photo printer. They both have 1856 nozzles and can print small droplets. Basically, results are same. However, MP780 produce pixels that are noticeable and can only print on a specific paper size.

If you are planning to buy a printer, list specific qualities you would want for a printer. Also consider purpose and nature of your work. If your work includes mainly of printed photos or other images, a stand-alone printer would be best tool. But if you have to print documents containing both text and drawing, use inkjet printers. Whatever printer you have, you must know its capabilities and drawbacks.

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