Digital photography, changing the world

Frank F. Matthews writes:

There are several reasons for printing your photos at home. One is
that, after I've eliminated the obvious poor shots, I like to look at a
physical reproduction to pick the small number that deserve a high price
print.

The test print you make at home will cost more than the "high-priced
print." Additionally, it provides no indication at all of how the
high-priced print will look, since the printing processes are completely
different. You're better off picking what you want to print by viewing
photos on the screen.

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