Digital BW, The Print

>What surprised me was that F-Gloss warm tone had less of an issue with dry
time then the
>whiter F-Gloss. Silver Rag had the least scratching, if any, but I
increased the dry time for >these papers to 1 sec. to be safe. At 1 sec I
still had marks on the standard F-Gloss. It does
>print beautifully on the 3800 though.

This is hardly reassuring.

Are increased dry times necessary or not?

Adding even one second dry time per pass when printing a large print -- even
a small one -- sounds like a VERY undesirable situation.

I cannot believe that Epson would offer this late generation printer that
has this old time problem...

Dave.
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