Digital BW, The Print

Well, I just converted my Epson 7000 to Cone's Piezo Pro24 for 
dotless - absolutely, totally dotless (yes, I know that's what they 
say, but it really looks to be true) - B&W prints.  It's early days, 
but it's looking good.  No, its looking great :-)

So...I have an 1160 CIS Piezo with 1/3 full ink bottles and the 
latest version 6 Cone software for sale in the UK, if anyone is 
interested in making an offer. 

--
Quentin

> Well, I just converted my Epson 7000 to Cone's Piezo Pro24 for 
> dotless - absolutely, totally dotless (yes, I know that's what they 
> say, but it really looks to be true) - B&W prints.  It's early days, 
> but it's looking good.  No, its looking great :-)

Hi Quentin,

Are you saying your 1160 was NOT totally dotless?

Regards,

Austin

Austin,

No, the 1160 appears dotless as well.  It's just that the 7000 is not 
dotless with the Espon driver (although still more than good enough 
for me - I always liked this printer).  Given the 7000 has larger 
dots than the 1160 (although I think they are still only half the 
size of the 3000 dots), I was worried that I would see a diference 
between the 1160 and the 7000 in this regard.  Well, there is a 
difference, but it's not in the dots :-)  The 7000 seems to have 
slightly better blacks, and even better shadow detail.
--
Quentin

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Austin Franklin" 
<darkroom@i...> wrote:
> > Well, I just converted my Epson 7000 to Cone's Piezo Pro24 for 
> > dotless - absolutely, totally dotless (yes, I know that's what 
they 
> > say, but it really looks to be true) - B&W prints.  It's early 
days, 

> > but it's looking good.  No, its looking great :-)
> 
> Hi Quentin,
> 
> Are you saying your 1160 was NOT totally dotless?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Austin