Digital BW, The Print

> If I had a 2400 and needed glossy color, I'd use the 2400 for that.
> Of course, the 1800 has a great reputation for high gloss color.

I have both, and the R2400 is best for color and B&W. The color on the R1800 
might look great, but it is not as accurate as the R2400, even with a custom 
profile. Anyone want a little-used R1800 in the UK?

Bob Frost.

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From: "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@...>