When the layman thinks about digital printing, an image of a small desktop printer, ink cartridges, and white paper may be what most commonly comes to mind. However, this method of printing has only been available to the masses since 1976. Despite being one of the most common printing methods used today, only around 9% of pages printed annually are printed digitally. The process of printing a non-tangible, digital image onto a physically tangible surface was a great advancement for countless industries, such as photography and film. The main difference between digital and non-digital printing is that digital printing does  →