Epson Projector Black And White

I love this paper for black and white prints on my Epson 3880.

Epson cannot be beaten in delivery black and white digital prints.

I use Innova FibaPrint White Matte for all my black and white fine art prints. I use an Epson 4800 (hence 17 width roll) converted to a K7 machine using Jon Cone's Piezography inks. After dry down I use liquid laminate to give my prints that true air dried fiber print look.

If you have an Epson 3880 printer, you will know the inkset well. I use the Advanced Black and White mode a lot for B&W prints, and the printer is still working extremely well for me. In ABW the linearity is excellent, prints beautifully and can differentiate very low levels of gray from black. The newer inksets from Epson and Canon report even better black density with higher Dmax, and if that is your holy grail you can go that way or off the deep end loading third party inks and struggling with profiling accuracy. But I bought the 3880 for the then-remarkable and still-respectable longevity of the pigment inks, and it continues to be reliable and clog free, it feeds paper well and it wastes much less ink than modern desktops, so I have not replaced it.

For those interested in black and white printing, Epson's K3 Light Light Black might just be the crown jewel in an eight ink team that the Epson 4880 printer was designed for. While the 4880 has been out of production for some time, the review is relevant for anyone still doing the labor of love with the 4880, or any of its' successors that utilize the same K3 eight ink team. It enables subtle gradations in off-white and light to medium gray tones in black and white printing. I use it in a Photoshop setting called Advanced Black and White with excellent results. I hope to have another go at the attached image before the physical limitations of advancing longevity become prohibitive. Next time, I would deploy a ladder to get above the foreground over-turned stump to get more of its' tentacle contours and record a bit more of the outline of the lakeshore behind.

I use it for both color and black/white images on an Epson printer. Terrific results.

I use this paper with my Epson 3880 printer and I get excellent color and black and white photos.

The color is richer and deeper than Epson Premium photo paper. Black and white is also deeper.

The color is richer and deeper than Epson Premium photo paper. Black and white is also richer.

“This is a review for the Epson EpiqVision® Flex CO-FH02 Full HD 1080p Smart Portable Projector projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.” I really like this projector alot!..... I have several Epson products and this is a winner! The set up was so easy and fast.... I am very impressed with how bright the projection is even in full daylight in my studio! Also, the Auto Keystone Correction was great!....Thats a huge plus for me. When I tilt the Projector up, it adjusts the image for the angle....Love that! Another HUGE bonus is the speaker!.....I was shocked at how good it sounds on its own... and that is VERY rare for a small projector. Impressive! The resolution on this projector is quite amazing!.... I projected an image equivalent to about 90 inches wide and it was super clear, and very sharp! I do wish that it had a zoom feature, but thats not a deal breaker at all. The fact that this powerful projector easily fits into a backpack or small luggage is fantastic! I travel alot and will take it on many trips. I do wish that it had more HDMI Ports.... but I can use an external hub. Big plus that I love is the Android feature! I use Android Phones and this will come in handy in so many ways! Overall, this Epson is a WINNER to me....its light weight, sharp, great design and very affordable!...