Digital BW, The Print

>>> That's why the layout is
>>> K=Eboni, C & M = PK, LC & LM = LK, and Y = LLK.

Paul,

I may have a line on a good deal for a 2880.
Would that have any advantages over the 1400 for the warm tone prints I am
after? I do like cold press Arches paper and presume the 2880 would handle
the thickness better(?).
Also, would I be able to use the same warm ink setup in a WF 1100? Seems
like to good a deal to pass up as a backup printer. I notice you like this
printer. How does it do with thicker papers?


David Kachel

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