Excellent to hear, Chris!  Have you used the front loader for papers like 
Velvet Fine Art or similar type of papers?  Is the front loader fussy, or 
pretty consistent?

Fun to hear the bw quality is excellent.  I was able to get my office at work 
repainted and a bit of an upgrade in office furniture—actually it’s nicer used 
furniture that a sister school ditched, but it’s sooooo much nicer than the 
furniture we had; everyone in my department is just tickled pink with what we 
were given.

Also, we were given a choice of 3 colors for one wall to be painted in our 
choice color—I chose a playful muted pinkish color, and on that wall I’ve 
started hanging matted, framed black and white photos—I call it my good’n 
plenty wall.  The opposite wall is used for my color photography.  It’s been so 
much fun planning and printing prints to hang on the wall.  Since we have so 
many bookcases in our house, I don’t have much wall space to hang prints, so 
this has been a fun project.

My desk faces my office door, and that wall I call my elephant wall—prints of 
elephants—my favorite animal.  The wall behind me has a bit more political 
theme—I have a poster I love with the “Make Art Not War” message.  It’s one of 
my favorite posters.

Anyway—getting a bit windy and wordy here!

Thanks for thoughts!

Cheers, Christine 




> On Mar 20, 2017, at 1:59 PM, Chris Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Christine - I've had one for a year or so and find it excellent. It
> does a super job of B&W as well as colour.
> 
> I use a simple workflow - calibrated Mac monitor, Lightroom, pick the
> profile for the printer / paper and set it off. I mainly use Epson
> Premium Semi Gloss - seems to look a lot like the Ilford Pearl that I
> used to use in the darkroom. I've also used Permajet Oyster, a nice
> stipple finish paper and am pretty happy with that too. One day I'll
> have a go with more exotic papers, but haven't used metallic.
> 
> Yes, the inks are not cheap, but I'm more than happy with the results.


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