On Jan 23, 2010, at 7:39 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Igor Roshchin <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All!
What are the practical pro's and con's of the roll vs. sheet paper
when
used with inkjet printers (in particular EPSON, - R2880 or R2400)?
I am considering 13"x19" vs. 13"-wide roll.
I guess, roll paper is a bit more versatile in how you can cut it.
But it's easier to deal with the sheets.
One of the specific questions I have in mind is whether the paper
out of a roll tends to curl after you print on it.
Yet a different question: what are the economical (while
good and easy to use) paper cutters suitable for cutting 13"x19"?
Igor
Roll paper is cheaper and can be used to print wider shots. It does
tend to curl after printing. It's actually easier to deal with than
sheets on most printers (you just swap rolls periodically, no
per-sheet handling)
I''ve tried roll paper, but don't like it. Don't find it easy to deal
with it. You have to cut off the prints, and the curl can be
problematic. On my Epson R2400, sheets are simple. What's more, some
of my favorite papers aren't available in rolls.
Paul
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