> However, if you want your pictures to last 10+ years under the sun
Ah yes, the standard usecase for a printer. putting pictures outside for a decade.
Ah yes, the standard usecase for a printer. putting pictures outside for a decade.
It's one of the exact reasons inkjet printers and blank, inkjet-compatible photo paper exists. HP was bundling them with their printers when I last opened mine.
I'm an amateur photographer. I print way more photos than you assume.
Here's a selection: https://bayindirh.vsco.site/
Maybe you should try some.
;)
Even my "bogger standard" inkjet with dye-based colors hold up extremely well. Heck, the photo is taking at dusk with a very dark-blue background, and it's still equally dark. Maybe the paper coating has UV resistance. IDK.