>> Have you seen any of the wide ones?
Have owned several, Starting with the HP DesignJet 650, and NovaJets. Rignt
now, I have a Canon. Currently feeding it with a Nikon D200.
Ken Elliott
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From: slug@nks.net [mailto:slug@nks.net] On Behalf Of michael hast
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 3:06 PM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] HP Color Laserjet 4550N
Ken Elliott wrote:
>>> I need something like that for my Photoshop Work...
>>>
>
> I find the color quality of Lasers to be poor for Photoshop work. Ink
> jets are much better. I'd look for a used Canon i9900. The Epson's
> have a bad habit of clogging the nozzles, and use a huge amount of ink to
clean them.
> Actually, nearly any 4-color ink jet will whip the laser. But a 7+
> color ink jet is the way to go. If you do any b+w work, you'll want a
> printer with shades of gray ink, or a dedicated printer with third-party
gray inks.
> Printers with just one black cart stink at B+W prints.
>
>
>
Yeah. I would tend to agree with this. My little Epson will spank this HP
for photo/art printing. This sucker is going to be great for bulk stuff.
For color diagrams/charts/etc., this thing is about the only way to roll.
If you are trying to get beautiful image prints, get an Epson Stylus or a
Cannon or something. Have you seen any of the wide ones?
Ooohh. Those are bad, phat, dope, fly, and stupid. (sorry. Slipped into
ghetto there.)
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