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What is a Lambda printer?
We’ve had Lambda printers at Metro Imaging for years and we rely on them to produce not only all our colour Digital C Types under 48” wide, but also our Black and White Lambda prints.
The Durst Lambda was one of the first ever laser printers to produce Digital C Types. The technology uses a continuous roll to roll single beam, 3-laser (RGB) exposure system which means that you can make prints up to any length, with a width of up to 50”.
The combination of size flexibility and image quality has made the Lambda a staple of the best photographic labs across the world. How does it work? In a similar vein to the Lightjet, digital information is exposed directly onto conventional photographic media. Linear writing speed is superfast: up to 65 cm per minute with a choice of 200 and 400 ppi (equal to an apparent resolution of 4000 dpi)resolutions. The Lambda produces images with the highest possible resolution (68 billion colours!!!)
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