Digital BW, The Print

I use numerous Epson printers for various projects, including R1800, 
R260, 3000, 1280, and a couple of C-88's.  This are used for producing 
heat transfers and dye-sublimation projects. The R260 and R1800 are 
also used for photography projects and for direct printing on DVD's.  I 
also have a Okidata color laser for routine correspondance and proof 
images.  I am experimenting with an HP Photosmart 8750, but not doing 
very well yet.  However, I must admit that there are far more sites 
devoted to Epson's and their profiles, rips, color corrections and 
testing, than any other brand.  And don't even get me started with the 
wide format and/or the fine art printers from Epson that produce such 
gorgeous prints.

Me? I'm just a simple SignMaker that trys to daubles in fine art 
photography as a hobby, but in my experience, Epson rules the inkjet 
world at present.  I am, of course, keeping my eye on the new Canon and 
HP pro-level printers.  Clogged heads are driving me crazy at times, so 
these new printers are a welcome sight.  I only hope they can catch up 
to Epson's versatality.

Uncle Dannie