Digital BW, The Print

The smaller dropplet size, and higher dpi resolution of the 220 may make it difficult to find a larger printer that can produce the same quality 8x10.  Surely, if you were printing bigger (longer viewing distance) you should be able to produce the same visual quality using the same ink.  But, maybe not with up close, 8x10's.
   
  Tom Baker

how786 <how786@...> wrote:
  Wow...thanks for the frank comment Paul.

I feel like I am got a real dilemma here. I love the look of the 220
BO prints. I'm wondering if there is any way to get the 2400 to
reproduce this look for images larger than 8X10 or whether I must bite
the bullet and purchase another printer for larger BO printing.
I'm hoping to hear from Clayton (or anyone else) on this issue since
I believe he has both a 200 and a 2400.
Best Regards
Howard

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark"
<paul.roark@...> wrote:
>
> 
> 
> > ... I'm still fiddling around with my 2400
> > trying to make a print that matches the 220 BO output. 
> > (How bizarre)
> 
> It's really not bizarre.  That little R220 is amazing. 
> 
> When I mentioned to an Epson rep from Long Beach how impressed I've been
> with the R220, his comment was that they may have made it too good.
It may
> be hurting the sales of more profitable printers.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
>






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