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[–] Trollception 10 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 children)

Most of the pro level cannon wide format printers now have 10 or 12 inks. Once you get above the $1000 price for the printer and into the 17" and wider printers will see wider printer heads that can handle more carts. The additional carts are used to increase the chroma levels in the darks and to prevent banding. Often there's a gloss optimizer which helps with gloss on certain colors. Many times these are the printers you see behind the counters at photo printing labs.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 10 months ago

Hm, interesting. I ordered billboards and signs printed on industrial ones, meter and a half in widht, like 7 years ago. They too had just CMYK iirc. Maybe things changed since that or they had them old. Or that photos in a close proximity to you can benefit from more complexity while for street signs it's just a waste of time and money.

I'm just speculating that increase of the tank count is directly tied to greed. Not only in making a picture slightly better, but selling you more inks and chemicals of more rare varieties. Basic CMYKs can be purchased anywhere, but distinct toners lock you deeper in their proprietary garden. That falls completely in line with what they did before.