Digital BW, The Print

> If color on gloss papers is important to you then go with the R2400.  
> The R1800 does produce better glossy color prints on the relevant Epson 
> papers with its full Epson inkset, however I suspect that changing 
> between the MIS Eboni and the Epson inks will not be as straightforward 
> as changing cartridges and will undoubtedly use a considerable quantity 
> of ink.
> 

David,

So you're saying that swapping the MIS MK and Epson PK in the 1800
would likely cause more problems and waste more ink than swapping the
MIS MK and MIS PK (assuming I use K4 inks) in the 2400?

I guess one other advantage of the 1800 that I forgot to mention is
that it uses less ink for B&W prints, and since no color is used I
assume the cartridges would last longer overall than the 2400.