--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Martin Wesley" < mwesley250@e...> wrote: > Hey guys. Can we please not get into an equipment war here? I have seen a > lot of good prints made with both the 1280 and the 3000. I have seen some > not so good ones from both as well. As the saying goes, "I isn't what you > have, it's how you use it." > > Someone asked for some advice as to whether to go with a 3000 or a 1280 and > needs some opinions. Those opinions are going to vary but let's keep the > peace. Okay? > > Thanks, > Martin Wesley My apologies Martin. Rather than beating my chest and grunting about the prowess of the particular Epson I use, I was reacting specifically to the fact that advice was requested. Am I wrong or did we all decide to go with the "world is actually round" thing a while ago? There seems to be misconception presented as fact in a very authorative tone that occassionally draws me out of my cave. A I-have-more-wives-and-livestock-and-my-Epson-is-better-than-yours thread would be entirely different. While amusing for about 5 minutes, I wouldn't want anything to do with it. Steve's been doing quads even longer than I. He started during the Johnston administration I think, I'm sure he's simply frustrated with new "ideas" as well. It's probably just an old guy thing. Tyler
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[Digital BW] Re: Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-13 by tboleyyh
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