No suprises so far....but I don't think it will look like this in a year's time - market share is going to go through some changes - I bet we see Epson ramp up a 9+ ink printer sooner rather than later, due to the Canon and HP new printers.
Epson R1800 for smaller prints, and an Epson 7600 for larger ones.
The R1800 required a bit of tinkering with settings and profiles, but now it creates fantastic prints, color and b&w, on about 10 different papers.
The 7600 has been much more problematic. Atkinson profiles and custom profiles don't match the screen at all -- first time I've had to use soft proofing before printing, and even then the dmax isn't what I'd like it to be. I've found I've had to "punch up" a lot of images before printing, as well as lighten up the dark spots. It does very well on reds, yellows, and blues; not so well on browns and beiges.
