Answering the Age Old Question: What is the Crossover Point Between Offset and Digital?
Komori's Doug Schardt talks to Cary Sherburne about the crossover point between offset and digital. The answer is not as clear cut as some make it out to be.
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Discussion
By Charlie Corr on Nov 08, 2013
Be careful of cross-over analysis from those who have a dog in the fight. Job specifications do change matter, but for EP Color it is around 1,500. High speed production inkjet moves this to 5,000. I have used a 40" offset press for a run length of one but it isn't optimal. Remember that most work run on digital devices are static.