I owned an Epson 1200 for over 5 years and never once saw banding at 1440. It finally died and I bought a 2200. I am sceptical about lower ink usage at 2880 dpi but it really doesn't matter. I am very happy with my prints from my Epson 2200 at 1440. I usually print 14x11 nowadays for camera club competitions. Because the 2200 maxes out at 13x19, I use a custom printer for the 16x24s on my den wall. I just reread my notes from the conference. The Epson rep didn't say "will save ink'. I inferred it and may be wrong. He said it was unnecessary and I assumed that meant....... Don Bob Frost <bob@...> wrote: Don, I can tell the difference. At 1440 my 1290 (1280USA) often shows microbanding. With 2880 it doesn't, due to the better weave and probably smaller dots. And several people have shown that printing at higher resolutions does NOT use more ink. I always use the highest resolution my various printers are capable of; the only disadvantage is time - it goes take longer to print at higher resolutions. Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Marcotte" <dmarcot@...> An Epson rep at a camera conference in June stated that printing at higher than 1440 DPI was a waste of ink. You can't tell the difference was his point. --------------------------------- Post your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson printer questions
2004-10-28 by Don Marcotte
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