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Giclee print vs Normal CMYK print

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From: Michael_Bolton
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 01:21
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Ok, so i'm going to print a poster and I need to decide which one is the better choice.

It's a poster that's meant to be for archival purposes and will be framed in a gallery.

Should I pick giclee printing or the digital printing?

What are the pros and cons of these printing methods?

Thanks for everything,
Michael.
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