--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Karafyllakis" <steve@s...wrote: Nick; > ... you will get color shift at some point in > the future. Yes. Nothing beats pure carbon for b/w. What I'm waiting for is QTR support for this printer so I can try out black-only on it. > > Is the printer driver printing black-only > > implicitly? > Not a chance! If you hava a 10x loupe handy, take a > look at one of your B&W prints, you'll see color ink > dots, guarranteed. While you're at it, look for > traces of banding & get back to me on that, please? I > have it in my mind to go back and try the demo unit, > it would be encouraging to have another report of > perfect banding free prints. I think you're right. Bob Frost has confirmed this, too, that color inks are indeed used from 15/15/15 through 255/255/255 in the R800. I suspect the same thing is true for R1800. But banding ... no, absolutely no banding, and not even dots under a loupe. Bob said he even had trouble finding them using a microscope :) This saved me a trip to a local Adolph Gasser camera store to use one of their magnifiers. But as I wrote earlier I did have some trouble with the cyan nozzles until I used the new Auto Head Cleaning procedure. This was reported by another user and Epson Tech said they had no idea why. Missing cyan nozzles would definitely give banding. > Enjoy, & I'll keep you posted on which way I go with > this. I hope by tomorrow to be eating my (negative) > words, that would make me very happy. I hope so, too. Are you getting your printer from CompUSA again? A local Calumet store happened to have several in stock so I picked up mine from there. --nick
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[Digital BW] Re: Which would you choose? (2200/R1800 - B/W)
2005-05-09 by Nick H. Nugent
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