Books, newspapers, and magazines are printed perfectly all the time, why is it such a hassle to get home printers set up? Software is buggy and hard to work with even for professionals, and the hardware is always having issues. Home printers have been around for a long time and in general modern software is quite sophisticated. This seems like something we would have figured out by now. Even in offices, it’s hard for IT to set up printers. Why haven’t we gotten printers that just always work? Is there some fundamental problem we can’t solve?
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If you’ve ever been inside a print shop, you’d know books, magazines, and newspapers do not, in fact, print perfectly all the time. There is a lot of waste/recycling.
They often need to print multiple proofs which have to be approved before a run can move forward. Even then, colors shift, and machines need to be recalibrated.
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