Digital BW, The Print

As a rule, photographers choose epson printers, as they print better 
photographically than any other brand.

You can get CIS ink systems which will reduce the cost of your ink by 80 
Percent for dozens of epson printers.
(you use 4 ounce bottles of ink directly attched to your cartridges by 
ink tubes).

Check out what printers these are available for at 
http://inkjetgoodies.com or http://mediastreet.com

The epson 1280 is probably the best printer on the market right now for 
under $400. You can print 13x44 inch
prints, should you ever feel the need to do that.

No, salesmen hardly ever know anything about printers. Anybody on this 
list probably knows ten thousand times
more about epson printers than a salesman.

Jerry



Marti nelson wrote:
> OK..I have gotten myself TOTALLY confused. I had made my mind up on a 
> canon S900 printer but I am unable to find one anywhere.. Does any 
> one have any ideas where I could find one??? IF I can't, What would 
> be a comparable printer???  I have been reading your comments on the 
> Epson?? Which one would be comparable to the S900???I have to go with 
> a low cost one(darn) I am a graphite pencil artist  (www.marti-nelson-
> studio.com)and I would like to print my own notecards etc.I will 
> leave the larger printing needs to a professional.I can't afford That 
> large of a printer..lol.I also do color printing but I am  needing 
> Good Blk & Wht ..The best of both worlds at a low price..I know I 
> WANT IT ALL!!!!  LOL>.Seriously.I am getting more and more confused 
> the more I research...and do the sales people at the stores REALLY 
> know what they are talking about???? I THINK NOT!!!  Any help would 
> be GREATLY appreciated.
> 
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