Alternative Trade Names
Images produced on inkjet printers are sometime sold under other names since the term is associated with words like "digital", "computers", and "everyday printing", which can have negative connotations in some contexts. These trade names or coined names are usually used in the fine arts reproduction field. They include Digigraph, Iris prints, Giclée and Cromalin.
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