ddclog@soma.UUCP (12/24/86)
I will be purchasing color hardcopy devices for my Masscomp 5500 system,
which has an Aurora graphics terminal. I want both lower quality color
plots for working purposes -- such as thermal transfer technology, and
publication-quality photographic prints -- such as Dunn or Matrix
camera systems provide.
If anyone has experience with any such analog (or digital) color
hardcopy devices please let me know.
Dean Churchill
Dept. Atmospheric Sciences, AK-40
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington 98195
(206) 545-1073gendrich@msudoc.UUCP (Chuck Gendrich) (01/08/87)
In article <75@uw-atm.UUCP> you write: > I will be purchasing color hardcopy devices for my Masscomp 5500 system, > which has an Aurora graphics terminal. I want both lower quality color > plots for working purposes -- such as thermal transfer technology, and > publication-quality photographic prints -- such as Dunn or Matrix > camera systems provide. > Seiko makes a color printer which takes the RGB signal from your monitor and uses a 3-color thermal ribbon to make prints on regular paper (from a roll). We have a CH 5301 which makes A-size prints. There's also one available which makes B-sized prints. They call them "hardcopiers". If you call your Seiko rep, you can probably talk him into sending a sample print - they're quite good, and we're thinking they might be good enough to use for publishing... Chuck Gendrich