Keith Cooper

Yes, quite a bit of experience with it... ;-) https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/epson-et-8550-printer-review/

What concerned many when decimalisation happened, was that apart from a few specific values there were assorted 'rounding errors' which of course made for plentiful opportunities for slight price ...

The Schilling was as I recall the currency in Austria before the Euro? There were twelve pence in a shilling The new 5p piece (1/20th of a pound so the same as the shilling) was made up of 5 'New ...

Yes, but I don't know the measurements. It's not shiftable at the moment to measure...

Certainly If you have any specific questions, email me at Northlight? The main review was some time ago, so I'll be going over a wider range of functions than I'd normally use. It will be a while ...

Thanks! I deeply dislike lightroom, so I only print from Photoshop or the Epson software You've just given me another reason to avoid lightroom I'm afraid ;-) I do have a copy of Mirage to test - I ...

Yes - as long as the printer is properly supported, the table size just has to fit. The extra gap round the edge does not have to be table...  I can easily move a pro-200 about the house, the ...

Ventilation and airflow for the paper vacuum system. I'd not do that -  I'd want 100mm for airflow - this is not your small desktop printer ;-) Also, printers are designed to move a bit as part of ...

As you can see, the official space is quite big. I have the front slightly overhanging the table it's on. The really important distance is clearance at the back if you want to use the straight ...

The tin-foil hat stuff about "add more anti-consumer lockdown measures" Your printer, so do what you like, but I still think your conclusions are essentially wrong - i.e. if a firmware update ...

Yes - for me, if a paper doesn't work well, it's out I don't care what name is on the box or how many people 'recommend' it ;-) IMHO, you get the printer first and then see which papers work.

Your opinion, but simply wrong IMHO

It's something I've actually discussed with them in the past, but it doesn't fit their current direction... I'm getting on with emptying my office* to start doing some more printing videos, once ...

Thanks - careful you don't assign too much capacity for getting apparent DOF out of using tilt ;-) Remember that the tilted plane of focus is a wedge and can be very thin near the camera at strong ...

Looks a nice simple design - I've not seen one though. I'm curious as to what uses can be found for tilt with such a device - maybe downward tilt and panning the camera to get stitch-able panoramas ...

It went back... :-( Anyway, here's my [written] review https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/epson-surecolor-p7500-printer-review/ There are links in it to all the videos I've created for the P7500 T ...

As part of the stuff I've produced covering the P7500 (which goes back tomorrow), I took a look at printing a particular (24" x 36") B&W image on two different papers. Hope it's of some interest, ...

Another one - this time looking at some glossy canvas Unfortunately, It goes back on Monday

Yes, those were two of my main aims ;-) For people who have the money and space such printers can be great fun to use. However I still come across too many people who see the idea of such a large ...

Looking at why some images just need to be printed big [22mins] I'll be coming back to this in a further look at print detail The lens I'm using is the new Laowa RF mount 90mm f/2.8 2x In the video ...