 LASER vs INK JET The images below are
photographs taken without a flash, and they are low (72 dpi)
images. However, I hope it will give you an idea of how laser and
inkjet prints vary. The laser print below (top) is very warm with
a high color saturation. It looks very much like the original
postcard
 The one below (also
photographed without a flash and saved as 72 dpi) is much cooler and
lighter when printed with
ink jet on the same paper.  The original printing
process has a lot to do with how the image prints. If you are
printing at home, you certainly can experiment with color and contrast
using your photo editing software. Just be sure to "save as" a
new file name, or you will override your original. I suggest that
you save your image(s) on a write-only CD ard work from it.
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