If, rather than buying a salesman's word (Tobie's), you actually visit top tier museums galleries (as opposed to hobbiest koffee klatches) you'll find that Epson OEM Ultrachrome B&W prints are more common than dedicated B&W inkset prints. Real galleries often specify type of ink, so you can confirm that if you care. It's true that 2400 is easier to work with than 2200, and I've recently moved to 3800 so I can use glossy paper, but 2200 is magnificent for B&W on matte paper.
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[Digital BW] Re: Apple Aperture and Nik software
2009-02-06 by djon43