Jack, Godfrey, Paul, and Christine:
Thank you for sharing information and your opinions!
Much appreciated.
Christine: I am not sure yet how much I would be printing.
I suspect that if I bought a printer I would be printing much more than
I've done in the past few years since I switched to
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From: Igor Roshchin s...@komkon.org
Christine: I am not sure yet how much I would be printing.
I suspect that if I bought a printer I would be printing much more than
I've done in the past few years since I switched to digital.
However, it probably won't be much
On Dec 19, 2008, at 11:02 AM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Well, let me give you a little nudge :-) I think you should get a
printer. I should have said this in my earlier post-- that is,
having a printer has reinvigorated my connection to photography.
Moreover, I once showed some prints to
I agree. I reprinted one of my favorite photos today, just because I
know that both my printer and I are now capable of making a better
print than we were the last time I worked with this image. It was
rewarding.
Paul
On Dec 19, 2008, at 2:19 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Dec 19, 2008,
Christine Aguila wrote:
having a
printer has reinvigorated my connection to photography. Moreover, I
once showed some prints to a colleague, and she said that it had been a
long time since she had seen photographic prints--she had been mostly
enjoying photos through the web. She said it
Hello!
I am again considering if I should buy a photo printer.
I see that R2400 got replaced by R2880, and I see that Christine
has been very happy with it.
Does anybody have R1900?
What is the difference from R2880?
I see that they are using different types of inks, but I am not
sure which
Subject: question about Epson printers (R2800, R1900)
To: PDML@pdml.net
Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 9:52 AM
Hello!
I am again considering if I should buy a photo printer.
I see that R2400 got replaced by R2880, and I see that
Christine
has been very happy with it.
Does anybody have
The R1800-R1900 pair are better suited to color printing on glossy
surface papers as they have a gloss optimizer ink. The inkset is
related to the K3 inkset in that it is pigment based and uses similar
colors, but it doesn't have as much in the grayscale inks department.
The R2400-R2880
My papers include velvet fine art, presentation matte, double sided
matte and ultra premium luster, so I do have to switch from matte
black to photo black from time to time. It's not onerous, but the
purge cycle can cause another almost empty cartridge to fail. On rare
occasions, you might
To: PDML@pdml.net
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 11:52 AM
Subject: question about Epson printers (R2800, R1900)
Hello!
I am again considering if I should buy a photo printer.
I see that R2400 got replaced by R2880, and I see that Christine
has been very happy with it.
Does anybody have R1900
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