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Hi,
Sorry to raise this again…. 😉
I’ve read up a lot of stuff on the comparison of the Epson R1800 and R2400, but although I understand the way these printers are optimised what I can’t quite get a feel for is how different (or similar) they are in actual practice.
I do do black and white, so the R2400 is attractive, but I also do colour so the R1800 is as well (and a bit cheaper).
So, in real conditions, looking at prints with the naked eye, how much difference is there between the R1800 and R2400 when printing colour work? Likewise black and white?
What I’m asking is… when you see colour prints from these two printers is it obvious which has printed which or would you have to scrutinise them closely to be able to tell?
And also, how about with B&W?
Basically I’m asking because I’ve found other situations in the past where design parameters and lab tests say product A is better at something than product B but in actual practice it is difficult to see any difference.
In other situations, with other products, you might see a difference fairly easily. Which is this?
Thanks, John
Sorry to raise this again…. 😉
I’ve read up a lot of stuff on the comparison of the Epson R1800 and R2400, but although I understand the way these printers are optimised what I can’t quite get a feel for is how different (or similar) they are in actual practice.
I do do black and white, so the R2400 is attractive, but I also do colour so the R1800 is as well (and a bit cheaper).
So, in real conditions, looking at prints with the naked eye, how much difference is there between the R1800 and R2400 when printing colour work? Likewise black and white?
What I’m asking is… when you see colour prints from these two printers is it obvious which has printed which or would you have to scrutinise them closely to be able to tell?
And also, how about with B&W?
Basically I’m asking because I’ve found other situations in the past where design parameters and lab tests say product A is better at something than product B but in actual practice it is difficult to see any difference.
In other situations, with other products, you might see a difference fairly easily. Which is this?
Thanks, John
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