Todd, Mike, please remember to update the thread title. This is an important topic and I wouldn't want it lost under "greetings"! Thanks - and sorry to interject. Now, how does droplet size relate to the drivers (Epson, Piezo)? Antonis --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Todd Flashner <tflash@e...> wrote: > Mike, > > Um, I don't want to be part of the rumor mill. I have no idea what the > droplet size is, but I thought it was larger than the 1160, which I use. I'd > love to be mistaken about that. As I'm not in the market to buy one yet, I > haven't gone to the trouble of checking the Epson site, and I'm actually > more interested in anecdotal comparisons rather than specs anyway. > > So you own one? Using the Epson driver, as opposed to the piezo driver, do > you have any knowledge of which desktop Epson it's output would most closely > resemble - at least from a print head view, not transport mechanism. > > Todd > > > Large Droplet Size? > > > > Hmm, what are you considering large? I have a 7000 and have read some > > mythology on this. Everything ranging from 2 Picoliter to 11 in size. Truth be > > told, the 7000 actually has the Epson variable drop on demand heads. > > > > Mike
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Re:Epson 7000 droplet size
2001-08-09 by antonisphoto@yahoo.com
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