Digital BW, The Print

That is not true, it uses all three at the same time when printing on
fine art media.  I don't claim to know how it works and I am only
repeating what I have been told by Neil Snape (as close to an expert
on the 9180) as anyone.  I also included a link to his review that has
this information.   He, and me by proxy, may be incorrect but I am
basing my comments on what he has said in regards to his first hand
experience with this printer (He has had this printer for several
months).

My sources may be incorrect however, on what source do you base your statements?

g

On 9/13/06, Barrett Benton <bwbenton@...> wrote:
>
> You correctly state that the B9180 has photo-black, matte-black, and
> light-grey inks; however, unlike the HP 8750 (and Epson 2400), it
> sacrifices a second grey ink (Epson refers to it as Light Light
> Black) for the ability to switch from matte to glossy print media
> without the bother of cart-swapping; whatever media you're printing
> on, you only have two of those three carts in play at a time.


-- 
-Gary