Digital BW, The Print

*       > The Sundance (old Piezo) samples I saw were from a 3000, which
has 
even coarser a dot-pattern, but looked dot-less and very smooth with 
that driver.<
> The IP5 samples were from a 7500, and while the tonal control was 
very good, it seemed that some zones, mostly the mid-dark tones 
around 75-85% were gritty, like there were coarse black dots on top 
of smooth dark grey. That is exactly the problem I'm having with the 
Epson driver,<

*       > I don't any reason to pay for IP5 if it won't solve 
that problem.<

*        

*      I agree on that, sound like the Sundance is the way to go. But it
seems hard to find any “Sundance” user comments on this

*       

*      > I don't know if they will upgrade the software, but they are
continuing to expand and hopefully improve their inks, so maybe they
will<

 

 

Well it’s worrying me a bit if you need that little support


Soren


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