Canons are great for speed, but not for fine quality. and of course dye in= ks suck unless they are for your own use where you don't mind if they fade, or you = pamper them so they will fade more slowly. There is a reason that all knowledgeable photographers uses Epsons with pig= ment inks, partly not wanting to stick customers with fading prints. Bill. > Hi > > I was wondering if they would do a 24" width version?. The dealer I spoke= to > was very keen on pointing out the speed, but since I usually only do a fe= w a > few prints a day, that¹s not the greatest selling point :-)) > > If the promised 4000 turns up, I'll see about getting some B/W prints fro= m a > Canon as well. > > bye for now > > Keith Cooper
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Re: Canon pigment B/W - was 7600/4000
2003-10-25 by Bill
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