Look for "Glycee" printers, they are basically fancy inject prints. I had some prints done in the UK, onto archival paper, the print quality was fantastic. De

Look for "Glycee" printers, they are basically fancy inject prints. I had some prints done in the UK, onto archival paper, the print quality was fantastic. Depending on the source image your milage may vary though. I had prepped my own imagery and soft-proofed them prior to printing - I'm a designer so have a good understanding of what I'm doing.