So far, I've just used a bit of Enhanced Matte, which I thought looked
kind of dead..
I use it with my 2000P, & and with the the right image it really is
impressive.
I admit to rather pedestrian tastes when it comes to paper...
Same here. I mainly user Enhanced Matte, Semi Gloss, Premium Luster & Water
Color.
Kenneth Waller
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From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Using the Epson 4800
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From: "Godfrey DiGiorgi"
Subject: Re: Using the Epson 4800
Good to hear you're enjoying it. I'd have gone that way myself if the
number of 16x20 prints I was doing justified it, but the R2400 is
proving to be a great workhorse for me.
I've been concentrating on matte surface papers ... Epson Enhanced Matte
and a little Velvet Fine Art so far. Very very nice results. I do want
to try some Hahnemuele, though I'll probably be spoiled if I do.
So far, I've just used a bit of Enhanced Matte, which I thought looked
kind of dead, but that might be the Photo Black ink rather than the Matte
Black ink, and the Premium Lustre.
A friend gave me some Epson Watercolour Paper, which looked like it might
be good for some things.
I admit to rather pedestrian tastes when it comes to paper, so far, I am
quite liking the Premium Lustre.
I am loath to change over to Matte Black ink, for cost resons. The 4800
won't do it on the fly, and seems to need 75 bucks worth of ink to make
the changeover.
William Robb
