This summary and resulting thread was a good idea - thanks for the initiative. I put a link to this thread in the Links area of the group home page. Some comments: - ImagePrint: The platforms for each software should be an important part of a summary. I believe ImagePrint is Windows and Mac OS X only. Also, when you judge its price as "very expensive", you may also consider its added functionality for color printing. For some it's worth paying the cost of a single software for both color and bw. - IJC is presently available for Mac OS 8 and 9. It is not "officially in beta testing". IJC release v.1 is currently available for purchase. OPM is a free download. Development continues of course with bug fixes etc to come, but it has "officially" been released. Besides the 2200, other printers are supported by many of the software in your summary,and that should also be factored in when judging prices: how does licencing work for each. Also print software that is not Photoshop dependent, frees up an expensive Photoshop licence from printing chores. For some users, it's worth a couple of hundred bucks to free up a $700 software. Another pricing consideration: some software may be "bundled" or limited to use with one brand of inks. Its value is limited compared to "open" solutions. On the other hand, a software that is platform independent (curves or ICC profiles) may be more valuable in some evironmments. Antonis
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Re: B&W on Epson 2200 -- A Summary
2003-04-25 by Antonis Ricos
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