I recently wrote an article for Professional Photographer magazine’s online exclusives section that includes partially excerpted material from chapter 1 of my book, 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques. The article covers information about how find and how to get better results when working with an outside printmaker.
You can find the article here.
A few days ago I noticed that the 8.5″ width Epson R280 was on sale on Epson’s website for about US$30, but it was out of stock. I have the Stylus Photo R595 (an all-in-one minus the fax), which uses the same inkset, but wanted to do some testing on the R280, so I signed up for an alert when it came back in stock, which I think is a great feature for any company to offer. I received the alert, but it is now at a higher price ($99 new and $55 refurbished). However, when I went back to the site, I noticed that Epson is having a “Deal a Day” for 24 days. Today’s offer (shown below) is a free auto duplexer with the purchase of any Artisan All-in-One printer. The graphics for the promotion look great (even the ones for the expired deals!).
These offers appear to be valid only on purchases made in the USA. You can find out more about this at https://www.epsonstore.com.
I just received this notice from Stephen Perloff of The Photo Review and wanted to share it. I think that the benefit is for a very good cause.
Westchester (NY) Photographers and Westchester Photo Groups in direct response to the starving children in Haiti, which Doctors without Borders are trying to nourish and save, will be having a large sale of unmatted and unframed original signed photographic prints at All Saints Church on Scarborough Road in Briarcliff Manor, New York (1 mile west of Route 9) on Saturday, December 13th from 1-4 p.m.
Every print will sell for $25.00 even though the prints are worth much more, but it is felt that the sale of each print at this price can feed a child for several days in Haiti and provide valuable nourishment and hydration. In these difficult times here is a chance to acquire an amazing work of art and to also help save starving children. All funds raised from the sale will go to Doctors without Borders for their work in Haiti. This benefit has been organized by Ossining photographic artist Mark Sadan and Betlinn (Shamou) Louis, a young Haitian woman student from the small village of Marigot in Haiti who is currently studying in the US. Both Mark and Betlinn be at the sale. For further information call Mark Sadan at 914 762-0219.
Photographers wishing to donate prints can send them to Mark Sadan, c/o Ray and Alice Lowery, 46 Laurel Hill Road, Croton, NY 10520.