Digital BW, The Print

Steve,

I have a R2400 (as well as a R1800 and 2100), and, as you suggest, the R2400 
is far superior to the 2100 for B&W on glossy papers (even using IP). I 
shall now get rid of my 2100 and IP and use the 2400 for B&W on glossy 
papers and the 1800 for color on matte and glossy (no black carts to 
change).

Bob Frost.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Kale" <stevekale@...>


Having said all that the 2400 will, 'despite' its use of colour ink, likely 
(based on what I've
seen from the 4800) produce a dramatically better B&W output than the 
21/2200, on
either matte or photo paper, out of the box.