Gene51 wrote:
Commercially on photo paper is a digital C print. It is the end process of a laser enlargement, which is exposed on light sensitive photo paper and developed in wet chemistry, the most popular being Kodak's C-41.
The machines range from "small" digital wet darkroom systems like the Fuji Frontier, to much larger production machines like Oce's Lightjet (out of production but still in use), ZBE's Chromira, Durst's Lambda - some use laser for a light source, others use LEDs.
C-41 ichemistry s for developing compatable color negative film NOT photographic prints.