I second Godfrey's recommendation of the R2400. Though considering you said you just want A4 size the Epson R800 may be a better option if you decide to go the inkjet route.
Dave At 08:53 AM 3/07/2006, Godfrey wrote: >It's probably more expensive than you want, but the Epson R2400 makes >superb B&W or color prints with no cross-contamination of anything. >It's all done with the standard, OEM Epson K3 inkset. I printed >*everything* for my show using the R2400 from business cards to the >presentation photos on the wall, to the signage and statements, etc >etc. Only things I didn't print were the four color glossy packets >for the press and the post cards, although I printed the prototypes. > >This is a workhorse printer of impeccable quality with an inkset that >has high archival quality. I have not yet seen a single blocked >nozzle, it uses a reasonable amount of ink (considering how much ink >matte surface papers can drink to give you a proper black!), it's had >no paper handling problems, handles thick or thin cut sheet, roll >paper, etc etc. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
