New Video! The LED Printer
I've been working on some significant behind-the-scenes stuff lately (which inadvertently caused the injury to my right hand you might spot). While it's all good and for the channel, it's definitely in the farther-future category. I've fallen behind with the next CD video, so I threw this together.
Trying something new putting my face in the thumbnail. This was essentially one of the auto-thumbnails with some text added for that clickbaity goodness (the title is dangerously close to clickbait as well).
Also, no credits on this video. It's been a long time since I haven't made space for rolling credits, but I really am behind and needed to rush this. Hope you enjoy!
LED Printers: The Common Printing Tech You Haven't Heard Of (YouTube)
Comments (10)
Sometimes my laser printer produces smoke...
Very good video, I knew that LED printers existed but had no idea of how it works, happens that inkjet cartridges are getting expensive as the printer itself, I have 3 inkjet printers stopped here because they're too expensive to mantain.
Alec, you're a man after my own heart - I hate inkjet printers! I have used laser printers for many years, but once had an OKI LED printer - nice little printer. I almost never print photos, but when I need to, I use a Canon Selphy printer. What about a video on dye-sub printing tech (hint, hint)..
I have about 20 of those printers installed at various clients, some with well over a million colour prints under their belts. I love the fact you only replace what's needed, not everything at once. installed a few of the 3170CDW too, have always been a fan of Brother printers Great vid, thanks :o)
Am I the only one who watched that scrolling text in the beginning at .25 speed just to read it? :P
Definitely not!
An enjoyable meander away from Pits and Lands for a while, Alec. :-)
I dig it! Thanks. :)
Interesting... I didn't even know of LED printer until now!
Great video about a topic I knew nothing about! Is it sad if I say that I actually /was/ filled with excitement at the mention of printers in this video? Also, I'm still #TeamInkjet, but mostly because I print so little that I haven't thought to replace it.