Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/04/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I printed a b/w landscape at 10"x15" on the matte paper with the Epson 1270 that looks absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful tones (if I don't mind saying so ;-)), and very crisp. And it was shot with a pre aspherical Summilux 35 (see, it's on topic now!). To think I was actually considering selling that lens! As an aside, it took two phone calls, but Epson has agreed to exchange my printer with a new one. Mine was printing some weird puncture marks in the surface of the glossy paper (not the infamous "pizza wheel" tracks) that are not visible on prints from other 1270s. Maybe caused by nothing more than a bit of grit on a roller underneath the paper. In any case, I am otherwise very happy with the results so far. Dan C. At 11:14 AM 25-04-00 -0500, Henry Ambrose wrote: >>Is it as good for Black and White as color...and do you use the color inks, >>or the black for black and white...? >> >>B. D. >> >Use the color inks to make B&W prints. >Neutral, warm, cool, your pick. Works so well you will be amazed. > >Henry > >