"Mark Cassino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >A couple of months ago I upgraded from my old Epson 2000p to an Epson 2200. >My main motivation was to be able to print good, neutral B&W, and I've been >very pleased with the 2200 in this regard. I've done some side by >comparisons with some fiber prints I did a few years ago, and the 2200 is >pretty much right there. > >Using this printer opens up new avenues for paper - the 2000p was pretty >limited in regards to paper options. The 2200 offers much more flexibility, >though so far I've only printed on enhanced matte, Epson's Watercolor, and >Premium Lustre (the standard fare...)
Well, those are pretty standard for me on the Epson 2200. I do like the Hahnemuehl William Turner fine art paper, though. >A few years ago I took a workshop with Mark Klett, who was printing with an >Epson 7500 and (I assume) the same basic UltraChrome ink set. The Epson 7500 uses the older ink set from the 2000P. The newer 7600 is one that has the Ultrachrome inks like the 2200. Try the Hahnemuehl stuff. My choice for my own display prints. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
