Digital BW, The Print

Rich,
 I too own a 7500 and 7600. I have been very happy with the results
particularly using PosterPrint/StudioPrint 10 for  color (76) and B &
W(75)reproduction. I use both Selenium toning and Warm neutral with the WN
being split toned in the quarter tones with Selenium . The advantage I see
with the 76 would be to run 2 different inksets without the need to split
tone since it has 7 ink vs. 6 for the 75; also perhaps a bit newer
technology for the 76 but all in all the 75 has been solid. 

Thanks 
Frank 
FRANCIS JAMES MARES PHOTOGRAPHY
EMAIL:FJMARES@...
WWW.FJMARESPHOTO.COM
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Coda [mailto:rcoda@...] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 10:21 AM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] 7500 for Piezography?

I'm making the jump to a wide format printer for Piezography very 
soon. I received an email from a place that has Epson 7500s for 
$1995. My question is: Is the 7500 as good as the 7600 for B/W, or 
should I spend the extra $1k and go for the 7600? I also plan on 
buying a 7600 for color, so if I can save a few dollars it would be a 
bonus. Thanks in advance.

Rich
www.rcodaphotography.com




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