Digital BW, The Print

i did BO printing w/ Epson 1280, but sold it prior to getting a 2400. 
big mistake. 

for black and white prints i got better results w/ BO, 1280 
method...actually, much better than anything i've been able to eek 
out of the 2400 following Clayton's 2400 instructions. 

also, i no longer need wide format.

finally, i don't shoot film. my files come from a canon 5d.



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "djon43" 
<djon43@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin"
> <vinket@> wrote:
> >
> > 8.5x11 prints only. under $150.00, but I'd still like to see a
> comprehensive list of all 
> > machines that do it, regardless of cost...if one exists.
> 
> Find Clayton Jones...if anybody knows, he does.  
> 
> fyi, I've proven to my own satisfaction that Black Only is an 
inferior
> way to make prints unless one isn't bothered by the dots...which are
> quite evident in sharp paper. The smaller the print the more
> significant the dots because they remain fixed in size irrespective
> the print size. They look something like grain in small prints, 
vanish
> in larger prints at "viewing distance." I think it can be attractive
> with grainless files such as digicam but it conflicts with grain if
> you're working with a high resolution scan of silver film.
>