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> The biggest problem, of course, is output.  For bitonal or limited halftone
> work, the current crop of ink jet or laser printers is pretty good.  However,
> for serious color work, the types of printers generally for personal use are
> really only "draft" quality at best.  For work that's being prepared for
> commercial production, there is software to produce color separations suitable
> for four-color process printing.  However, for single copies,  I don't know of
> a good hardcopy solution.

I would recommend the high end IRIS Smartjet printers or their other inkjet
models. A service bureau I use in Boston has these and the output is very
high resolution when images are sent in color postscript format from
Photoshop. They claim that effective dpi is 1800! I would tend to belive
it, as images from Painter and Photoshop come out like color photos, many
people I show them to cannot detect any pixels and don't realize they're
digital images. Cost per print where I go is $35. 

Penny Theodore
Penny@brownvm.brown.edu
Opinons are my own :)