Martin, >I have your "Trastevere, Rome 1968" from the first print exchange and >on top of being a wonderful photograph it is one of the best examples >of a Piezo print I have seen. Like Bernd's prints it is smooth and >completely free of any banding or window screen pattern. If I could >get prints like that out of my 1200 I would never have bothered with >the MIS. > >Maybe it is like the wine and they just make better Epson printers in >Europe. Yes, just like the wine (g)....and cheese. Seriously, I think it's a matter of luck. I ordered my 1160 from a mail order site here in France after comparing prices and it turned out to be a good one. Just as well because I don't think Epson Europe is as user friendly as its US office and as willing to replace printers that have no obvious problems using the Epson driver/inks. I debated using my 1200 for Piezo but all I'd heard said 4 inks were plenty for BW quad work so I reserved the 6 ink printer for colour. Generally I don't have paper feed problems but the 1160 occasionally gets a bit balky after eating a large dose of 310gm paper (like the 31 print run for the current Print Exchange). At that point I take advantage of the Piezo option to pre-load the paper. That always works. And at the end of the run I'll occasionally clean the paper path of dust/debris. No big deal. Ordinary maintenance. Cheers, Nina
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Re: Getting started -- Cone or MIS? (LONG)
2001-10-02 by ncm
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