Digital BW, The Print

I was thinking this evening.

I could get a 980 and the cartidge set of Peizo ink for it.
That would get me the Peizo software that I could use for the 980 and 
my 3000.  Once the ink cartidge was done, if I loved it I could go on 
using Peizo inks, otherwise I could use the 980 and test driver for 
other inks.

My question I guess is will it improve the 3000 'driver' that much?

Thanks for the ink-put ;-)
Will have to scour the print exchange to see if there was a 3000 with 
Peizo.

Cleavis

Cleavis-

My take is that the Piezo RIP makes slightly smoother prints on my 
1160s, but the biggest differences are that there are "free" profiles 
for about 20 papers (these would cost $50 each if you bought them 
from Cone...and the piezo "driver" is an export function which prints 
about twice as fast as the straight epson driver...much less 
important but nice is the WYSIWYP functionality...it's not cheap, but 
if you use it, it will "pay for itself" in time saved alone.

Tom O'Connell

TomOC@...
www.thomasoconnell.com



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "lyonscox" <lyonscox@m...> 
wrote:
> I was thinking this evening.
> 
> I could get a 980 and the cartidge set of Peizo ink for it.
> That would get me the Peizo software that I could use for the 980 
and 
> my 3000.  Once the ink cartidge was done, if I loved it I could go 
on 
> using Peizo inks, otherwise I could use the 980 and test driver for 
> other inks.
> 
> My question I guess is will it improve the 3000 'driver' that much?
> 
> Thanks for the ink-put ;-)
> Will have to scour the print exchange to see if there was a 3000 
with 

> Peizo.
> 
> Cleavis