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Re: [Digital BW] Which would you choose?

Re: [Digital BW] Which would you choose?

2005-05-08 by B. Ellis

>What if you already had a 1280? Would you dedicate that to BW using a
>CFS and if so, which of the other two would you get for color?

I have a 1280 that I used to dedicate to BW (no CFS).  I also have a 2200
that I used exclusively for color (plus a little black-only printing). Then
QTR came along. Now I use the 2200 for both color and black and white. The
1280 has been relegated to duty as a document printer. It would help in
answering your other questions if you said what you didn't like about the
2200. For someone who is happy with the 2200 and QTR as I am, there no
longer seems to be a need for a dedicated black and white printer.
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tim Timmermans" <zenphoto7@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 2:01 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] Which would you choose?


Hi gang,

Say you have to get a 13 x 19 printer. Your choices are the 2200 or
the 1800. Which do you choose and why?

If you could get two printers would you get a 2200 for color and an
1800 for BW?

What if you already had a 1280? Would you dedicate that to BW using a
CFS and if so, which of the other two would you get for color?

Additional info... Someone is giving me a 1280 tomorrow. I don't know
it's condition but I think it's in good working order.

I also have a 2200 which I feel so-so about. I have a replacement
warranty on it so I could return it and get full store credit for it
(not cash unfortunately)  I already have $399 store credit so by
returning the 2200 I'd have about $1000 store credit. Would it make
sense to move up to a larger format printer? I have been selling my
13x19 images pretty well. Getting $175 to $225 for them at shows but I
don't show that often. Could probably get more for larger images.

Thanks for considering these questions. I obviously have decisions to
make and soon.






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