its large format counterpart the 4800.
A friend of mine wants to sell his digital prints on a personal web site that he wants me to create. His hardware setup is as follows: Nikon D70 SLR digital camera, Epson R200 printer, Intel 3.0ghz/512mb/ATI PCI-E video card, notebook pc with Athlon64 3200/512mb/Radeon Mobility X200 video. Now, he as always had a very good eye for taking photos and has been offered money for the photos he has printed with his Epson R200 in his wife's business office in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. My wife and I have told him for years that he could easily sell them becaue they are gorgeous. He has his photos displayed in his computer room and in the hallways of his condo that have been printed at Ritz Camera. They are stunning with all of the different mattes he has them in. My question is, should he invest in another printer despite the stunning quality of his prints from his present setup? I know that there is on-going debates about the durability and life expectancy of digital prints. I know that a lot depends on the paper. Thanks for any input.
Rocco

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