"bob" <usenetMAPS_at_2fiddles.com> wrote in message
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> "Mike Kohary" <spam_at_be.gone> wrote in news:c1dqmu$qfh$0_at_pita.alt.net:
>
> > I guess I should clarify a bit...I need prints on archival paper that
> > are suitable for selling art prints and portraitures to customers. If
> > you'd still recommend Costco for that purpose, let me know. :)
>
> They are the same quality as the color RC paper that's been sold in
> galleries for decades. Has the market changed so quickly that
> "traditional" color prints are no longer saleable?
>
> Or is a new marketing angle you are going after?
>
> I'm really curious.
No, I just want to make sure the prints are "professional quality", and will
last for a long time if stored/displayed properly. This is my first foray
into selling prints, so I don't know what has been traditionally used
anyway.
I guess I just wanted to make sure outfits like Costco are using quality
paper, and it seems that they are, so I'll include them in my comparison
shopping.
Mike
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