I use an Epson 2000P and am very pleased with it indeed. Used with a high quality paper the result is very worthwhile and the detail is.... well if you want more detail then perhaps you need to stop using a magnifying glass to look at the pictures with. The archive quality means that I can present the prints without fear of the image deteriorating as long as they are treated like watercolours. There is now a wide range of papers available for inkjet suitable for most types of images and destinations. The cost per print is relatively high, but then this is reflected in the image quality which is high indeed, filling a gap between lithographic printing and the extremely expensive silk screen printing. It is ideal for pinhole photographs.
Alexis
