B&W prints, which inks in use.
An Epson rep mentioned that in B&W Advanced mode, the 4800 is mainly using the three black inks, but with a hint of light cyan and light magenta. Makes sense re how good the B&W prints are overall, plus the toning options in Advanced mode.
posted by Pete Walsh @ 11:20 PM 2 comments
At 7:57 AM, andrew said...
Pete,
that makes sense, as it's what RIPs like QuadTone do to give me neutral B&W from my 2100, even on glossy paper. That said, I've never achieved such deep blacks as on the 4800/7800 samples. The Ken Duncan panorama they were printing on glossy with the 7800 was quite stunning.
At 11:26 PM, Pete Walsh said...
Hi Andrew, I agree - those prints were great! As sucky as it sounds, there's really not a lot I've found to knock about the quality of the prints, B&W and color.
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