Digital BW, The Print

Aside from size and easier MK/PK ink changes, the only difference 
between the two machines is in the dither pattern, with the 3800 having 
a smoother more film-like 'grain' to it. But that doesn't affect how 
the ink reacts with any given paper: if you got bronzing with your 
paper choices before, you will still get it with the 3800. 

Regards,

Steven Karafyllakis



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "stoffelcharles" 
<stoffelcharles@...> wrote:
>
> Is there somebody who knows if printing quality on semigloss or 
glossy 
> media with the epson 3800 is better then with the epson 2400 whereas 
> both printers use the same(?) K3 technology.
> I mean furthermore is there virtually no bronzing with the 3800 or as 
> much as with the 2400.
> 
> Charles LUXEMBOURG
>