Digital BW, The Print

Indeed, I've read that info, as well as everything else I could get 
my digitized mitts on over the past two years.  Epson *should* 
know their product better than anyone else, but they've shot 
themselves in the foot more than once with their data.  Current 
test data from various sources tends to, well, vary. I think it'll be
a while before the haze clears and I can choose my digital output 
materials with the same confidence with which I choose my 
cameras and film. 

Of course, the digital imaging realm is joined at the hip with the 
computing environment, where market change and instability is 
the norm (and potentially more profitable, although there are 
some HP execs who might argue that point with me right now).

- Barrett

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Mark 
Hahn" <markhahn2000@y...> wrote:
>After reading Epson's own predictions of life you may want to 
>use the EEM for proofing and HWM for your final prints:)
> 
> mark