HP introduces Designjet Z3200 photo printer for creative professionals
The HP Designjet Z3200 Photo Printer, available in 24” and 44” print widths, using HP Vivera Pigment inks is the ideal printer for photographers, commercial printers, photo and fine art print service providers (PSPs), and graphic designers, the HP Designjet Z3200 Photo Printer achieves print permanence of more than 200 years on a range of HP creative and specialty printing materials.
“HP is committed to developing technologies that expand the capabilities of fine art printing to better meet customer needs in an evolving market,” said Martin Carballo, Business Manager, Large-Format Printing, Imaging and Printing Group, HP Asia Pacific & Japan. “The HP Designjet Z3200 allows creative professionals and commercial printers to accurately translate their work from image capture to print, providing unsurpassed print quality and consistency.” The HP Designjet Z3200 delivers gallery-quali t y, b l a c k - and-white and color photographs, art enlargements, large-format designs and highaccuracy proofs that stand out and survive the test of time. The Z3200’s 12-ink print- ing system, using HP Vivera pigment inks, features new HP 73 Chromatic Red ink, which enables up to 95 percent PANTONE coverage.
Leveraging HP DreamColor tech- nologies and an embedded spectrophotometer,(3) users can achieve accurate color matching and profiling and easily generate custom ICC profiles in-house to deliver print-toprint and printer-to-printer repeatability across a range of media. An enhanced HP Color Center allows users to manage their paper presets; it simplifies workflows so users can easily access, create and share paper presets; and it enables productive operation and great ink efficiency with automatic servicing routines and optical drop detection to optimize the printer’s performance. With the in-built web server, users can accurately track the cost of media and ink for each job.
The HP Designjet Z3200 Photo Printer supports more than 50 Original HP large-format printing materials, from photographic and digital fine art papers, backlit media to other coated and displaygraphic materials.