Digital BW, The Print

Tom 

That advice is great.
Do you mean the 2200 or the 2000?  Maybe I am confused or are they the same.
I take it the imageprint is software?
Are the Ultrachrome inks the ones that Epson produces for this printer or
are you talking about a 3rd party supplier?
I have seen the 4000 but the set up was not good to judge the quality of the
prints.
I believe with the proper set up etc, it would be as good but limits your
size.
Please let me know what your reply is to the questions I have.
I appreciate you advice.
Regards........Brad.


On 12/9/03 11:11 PM, "Tom Baker" <tbaker1328@...> wrote:

> Brad  -
> 
> The 2000, 7600, and 9600 w/Imageprint and Ultrachrome inks can produce b&w and
> color prints that are as good as any that can be produced on an ink jet
> printer w/pigment inks today.  IP offers an additional feature that allows you
> to easily add 'tone' (within reasonable limits) to you b&w prints.  It's
> useful and predictable.
> 
> I haven't seen any prints from the 4000 and IP.  I don't know if it's done
> yet.  I don't know much about the 4000 except that its faster and has a
> smaller droplet size is slightly smaller.  I would think the
> Colorbyte(Imageprint) would take advantage of this.  I don't know that this
> will produce a visably better print.  The big advantage for some will be the
> ability to have both matt and photo black inks available without having to
> switch.  That's a money saver.  If the 17' size is adequate for your needs,
> the 4000 is probably going to be a good printer.
> 
> Tom Baker
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