Hello Bill, >I have noticed that there are 3 predominant printers discussed in >this group, Epson C82/84/86, 1270/1280/1290 and 2100/2200. There >also seem to be two primary sources of software utilized, QTR and >Roark's Curves with Epson drivers. > >Using any one of those setups, there are still a huge number of >variables that can cost a fortune in paper and ink to get to a >beautiful print. Another popular approach, and one of the easiest to use and least expensive, is the Black Only technique. It's a great way to get started and doesn't involve committing to a particular system. You are free to experiment with other methods and can always come back to it any time. Your 2200 will do an excellent job (that's what I use). There is information about it along with a general overview of BW digital printing at the link below. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: B&W - How are you doing it?
2005-01-01 by Clayton Jones
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