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Color quality and accuracy is abysmal on laser printers.

Any digital photo print you can get for under $2/sheet is run on a "digital press" which is usually a fancy word for Xerox Docucenter.

To put this in perspective, ink-based photo prints at my printshop cost $7 per sq ft from a Canon Ipf 8400 (12 color, pigment based, 44" roll paper). The Baryta papers offer an amazing white and good color replicion - and Hahnemuhle has profiles for most high-end printers available for free.Īnyhow, to address some other comments you've received, after an initial investment of $200 for the printer and $50 for paper I was able to get 175 prints, meaning that I've spent about $1.42 per print and have had full control over the proofing process - and the availability to get last minute emergency correction prints at 2am. If you're looking for museum/gallery grade you should look at Hahnemuhle. Color accuracy is spot on and resolution is more than I need for photo enlargement.Īs far as paper, I've been using Canon stock but Epson makes some kick-ass paper too. Personally, I opted for the Epson v550 and have enjoyed it. You will not find a professional level photo printer with a built-in scanner. They run about $14/color or you can sometimes find the full 8-pack on Amazon for around $100. I was able to print out 125 13x19 sheets (combo text and color photo) and 50 8x10 sheets (mostly color photo) before having to replace any ink. On a day to day basis, it's not the best hustle but if you know when no one is wanting to go out, that's where you'll find money.

Pick Doordash back up during the holiday season and I guarantee you'll see some real money coming in.

If you know your fashion, this is an easy side hustle. XL men's clothing I found is the sells the quickest on Ebay. Places like Ross have great sports wear that goes unnoticed and has a great resell price.

Reselling is another casual one to do.

I pop on a TV show when I'm working which is fun. I market myself locally on Facebook (where the old people are). I charge 25 cents per slide which I can get about 100 out in an hour. You throw the slide on and take a picture. It is super easy all you need is a good phone and scanner. You also have a full time job so I won't throw anything out there that you can't you on your free time: A lot of survey sites take time to get on there so I'm just going to cut those out.