On 13-Aug-08, at 11:22 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:

> Christine Aguila wrote:
>> I found this title:  "Fine Art Printing for Photographers:   
>> Exhibition
>> Quality Prints with Inkjet Printers"
>>
>> Does any know of this book and recommend it or not recommend it?   
>> Does
>> anyone have a better recommendation?
>>
>> http://www.amazon.com/Fine-Art-Printing-Photographers-Exhibition/dp/1933952008
>>
>
> Christine, did you ever get any recommendations or did you go ahead  
> and
> buy this book?  Any update?
>
>
> There's been chat here (eg re the Epson 2880) and elsewhere that's got
> me thinking about printing alternatives.  My local photo shop will  
> print
> 8x10's on some fancy-schmancy high-end printer/imager for about $10
> (Can) per sheet.  Or I can buy an ink-jet (eg 1900, 2400, 2880),  
> paper,
> the inks, and do it myself.
>

Bruce,
    I've been asking myself the same question lately.  I currently  
have an Epson R220, but I do not use it for printing photos.  I have  
previously tried using it to print photos, but out of maybe a dozen or  
more attempts only one or two have been acceptable.

    On the other hand, I just spent $150 on prints (16 or 17, some  
11x17 and some 8x12).  If I could figure out this whole inkjet  
printing game, the R1900 would be a good deal ($500) to save money in  
the long run.

   I'm just a little "printer-shy" due to my R220 experiences...

Mike

> Gad! I thought figuring out what lenses I needed was research- 
> intensive
> enough.
>
> Is there some rule-of-thumb that suggests whether using a printing  
> shop
> or going DIY with my own printer is the more appropriate alternative?
>
> Then I have to figure out how to frame the darned things ... :-)
>
> -bmw
>
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