After much research I returned the HP DJ130 and spent
more on the Epson 4800. Of course, the determining
factor was my printing on art media. I don't do a lot
of glossy. Premium Luster and Pearl is as far as I go
on photo paper. I stock a roll of glossy, but only for
special orders. 

Even when I did fiber based silver prints, didn't get
into glossy (Anyone want to buy an Arkay Dual-Dri?).

The pearl/luster color prints are lovely, and match
the intensity of my Epson 1280 dye-based printer.
There is noticeable bronzing/variable surface
reflection at highlights (i.e., pearl necklace, small
areas of skin), but it is only seen when the print is
viewed at an oblique angle and a strong light source.

While Epson K3 doesn't have all the gamut of the new
HPs and other 12 color systems, it has better 'chroma'
in the dark/shadow areas of the print.

As one reviewer suggested, all modern 2006/2007
professional printers make great prints. Your main
concern is value added features, such as the HP
spectrophotometer and gloss optimizer.




 
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