While I stand by my original point that there is too often a rush to condemn anything Epson on this list, I apologize if in the way I said it I have in any way offended Antonis or anyone else. Back to photography now, Doug > > Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 21:48:36 -0000 > From: "pbard2002" <phil@...> > Subject: Re:Luminous Landscape 2200 Review > >> Hmmm...I suspect that if I had formed my opinions of Piezo, MIS, etc., > etc. >> based on the first 2 weeks' output of any member of this list, I'd be > saying >> those systems suck heartily. Say what you will about Reichmann--at > least he >> is speaking from personally living with and working with the printer, >> instead of writing off an entire new system based on a few samples > of some >> other guy's work. >> >> Until people on this list have given the new system even a fraction of > the >> effort they spent perfecting their quad/hex work, or seen samples > printed by >> someone who does "get what B&W printing is all about" in their > personal >> judgement, it's all just meaningless speculation, isn't it? >> >> Doug > > > Well, Doug, I don't know how long it took you to get a good print from > any of the quad solutions, but for myself Piezo blew me away the first > time a made a print. And that print is still better than anything I was > previously able to make using CMYK inks. You might think twice before > you advance these kind of absurd generalizations. > > And speaking of thinking twice, your post was downright insulting to one > of the more respected voices on this list, and to the rest of us as well. > I suggest you take a break from whatever it is you are doing and clear > out a bit... > > Phil
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Re:Luminous Landscape 2200 Review
2002-07-31 by Doug I.
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