Re: [OM] Peter Lik again

[Chuck Norcutt]

All Fuji Frontier machines are defined as "mini-labs".  They can pump 
out a lot of prints per hour but the maximum paper width on any of them 
is 30.5cm (12").  I saw some reference today that said Peter Lik used 
LightJet printers which makes a lot more sense.  The largest, the 
Lightjet 500XL can make prints up to 76.6" wide.
<http://www.oceusa.com/main/product_detail.jsp?WebLogicSession=J8dd2spgy9T7TT4RrCRZmrTb20pgVL36zGX4dgsBJTKRtGCcF54D!1076364943&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302031487&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524441805287&SKU%3C%3Esku_id=1689949371937269&bmUID=1232919837725>
Search Google on "Peter Lik" and "LightJet" and you'll get lots of hits.

However, some more searching from the home page on oceusa.com fails to 
find any of these printers in the current product line.  Looks like they 
have been discontinued.  No chemical photo process machines at all.

Chuck Norcutt

Paul Braun wrote:
> Sue Pearce wrote:
>>> Or sounds like Frontier Laser printers
>>>
>> How big are his prints? What's the widest paper the biggest Frontier can 
>> print? I didn't realize that there was a wide Frontier.
>>
>> Big prints are usually the place for Durst printers.
>>
> I saw several prints that were sofa-sized -- if you subtract the fairly 
> beefy framing, I would say the one print was close to 60" wide.
> 
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