--- daniel westcott <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Diana,
>
> I will second Bruce's dissention. While the 2200
> does not receive a factory
> calibration like it's bigger brother's, it uses the
> same ink and print head
> technology as the 76/9600. The implication, born out
> in my and Bruce's
> experience, is that the 2200 is a stable printer.
> With a good custom profile
> it can be as good as the 76/9600 and certainly just
> as stable.
>
> Regards,
> Daniel S. Westcott
>
> On 8/29/05 4:45 PM, "bruce fraser"
> <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> > At 4:22 PM -0400 8/29/05, Bill Morse wrote:
> >> Hi Diana-
> >>
> >> The minimum printer for consistent results is the
> 4000- any 1*** or 2***
> >> series printer does not have consistent color-
> you have to keep on
> >> reprofiling.
> >>
> > I strongly dissent from this. I have three 2200's
> which have been
> > subjected to heavy use for over three years, and
> each one, though
> > different from its siblings, is producing color
> that is within the
> > margin of measurement error on the SpectroScan
> compared to the color
> > it produced the day it went into service. (I keep
> my old measurement
> > files.)
Hi,
Thanks for all responses.
It sounds like the 2400 (since it follows the 2200)
is a good choice.
I was hoping to go with the 1800, as I'd read some
good things about it,
but ...back to the subject of rips..
if in the long run a rip will make life easier,
I am seeing in my limited research, that the 2400
will probably have more support, there.
Does anyone have opinion on less expensive
(or more expensive, if I don't get one immediately)
RIP for the 2400.
Or, would custom profiles for a couple of paper
choices
suffice?
Diana Kassir
email@hidden
(212)222-5107
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