> In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Robert Morrison <rmorrison@p...> wrote: > snip > > The 1280 is capable of producing better prints than a 3000. This is true > > across all (epson driver, piezo driver, imageprint) workflows. > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson <jerryolson@r...> > wrote: > snip > > ....I can see > > Either you guys don't know what your talking about, or several of us are blind! Piezo is equal among all the printers, The dot size doesn't matter, piezo, or partitioned work flows are dotless period. Are Jerry and Robert twins? Maybe the 1280 can produce more RELIABLE prints, but better? Not even! 3000 dots from a foot away? Come on Jerry, surely you don't think photographers are using the 3000 without a partitioned work flow or Piezo/ driver? Certainly your 1280's can't make better 16x20's. I would bet neither one of you made any successful prints on a 3000, so that makes you experts on them? Why don't you just say the equipment you guys use is the best ;0) A good bandless/ dotless Black and white quad/hex print should be nearly identical regardless of printer. Jerry, you know this is a black and white printing group, using primarily piezo or other portioned workflows, Why would you say you can see 3000 dots from a foot away? Why? I know you have seen dotless 3000 prints from an inch away. I know your 3000 was buggy and you never got it to work, that's very old news. For the record I wore my 3000 out printing 1,000's of salable prints and have been using the 7000 piezo pro combo almost a year. While some camps where saving money buying cheap paper and cheap printers I can honestly say of all the Digital money I've spent the last 5 years, The 7000 piezo pro combo was the best money and the smartest money I've spent all along, absolutely! and I've spent a truckload of cash on this technology almost all of it on black and white printing. 3-4k is really nothing for an exhibit quality printer that can do it all from 8x10 to 24x30 and everything in between. Unfortunately its probably easier to find a 9000! and the price is dropping, (big smile) :) Jerry, sometimes you make me want to drive over there and shake you... Steve Meyers [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-13 by sdmey4@aol.com
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