Digital BW, The Print

it does, i'm not exactly sure what james is referring
to. the 4000 does come in a pro proofing model which
prints only cmyk to simulate a press run so maybe
that's what he's thinkin'. if the 4000 does in fact
print better b&w, then it does it with drivers and not
ink. that is it incorporates some sort of RIP-esque
feature, like Imageprint, QTR or OPM, to improve b&w
performance.

--- "Paul D. DeRocco" <pderocco@...> wrote:
> > From: James Sims
> [mailto:james@...]
> > 
> > Epson does not seem to recommend the 4000 as a
> photographer 
> > solution.  There has been some considerable
> discussion just recently 
> > regarding the 4000 having a slightly higher DMax
> than, say the 2200 
> > or 7600/9600, however, if you read more carefully,
> there is also 
> > some slight differences in the specs regarding
> color crossovers, 
> > metamerisms, and the quality of the entire black
> and white tonal 
> > range.  
> 
> But I thought it used the same ink.
> 
> -- 
> 
> Ciao,               Paul D. DeRocco
> Paul                mailto:pderocco@... 
> 
> 


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