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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JayBee, post: 2507607, member: 9259&quot;]You are probably right when you say that even high quality inkjet printers leave a pattern under magnification. I don&#039;t know of a machine name that may help you in your quest, sorry.</p><p>Woodblock printing is totally different from inkjet printing. A famous Chinese artist, QI Baushi, once was presented with his original painting and a woodblock print copy and could hardly tell which was which.</p><p>The coloban copies I have also do not show any dotted patterns, but I confess I never looked at them under magnification. Next time I unbox them I&#039;ll think of checking that out.</p><p>Now, my turn to ask, if you can spare a minute: what inkjets do you use for highest quality art/photo printing/reproductions? Eleven color/cartridge Epson printers? What models?</p><p>With what papers? An increasing number of artists these days are using inkjets rather than serigraphy, photo printing, etc., and some produce amazing results, yet, they lack body. As a printer, have you ever had people comment on this detail, and is there an alternative for it? Not an issue with photography, but for other artwork, it does make a big difference, as it results in the work feeling flat.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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