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Digital C-prints are actual photographic prints – very high quality, continuous tone (no dot pattern). They are produced by exposing photographic paper with Red, Green, and Blue laser light and then processing the paper with chemistry. It differs from inkjet or offset because in those processes ink is sprayed on the top of the paper in a dot pattern to create the image.
