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Same test as before, but with a black and white photo.
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Row 0 - Cell 1
Actual size original photo
Original photo enlarged 3X
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Row 2 - Cell 1
Canon F20
Epson CX 3200
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hp psc 1210
Lexmark X5150
Only the HP all-in-one gave us a truly black and white photo. Canon's tend to be bit blue, Epson's a bit red and Lexmark's definitely green (even though digitization brings out the blue). However, with Canon and Epson, these dominants are really only visible when the prints are viewed side by side with HP ones.
With regard to detail, the advantage again goes to the Epson CX3200, which has much greater precision than the others. The rest of them come out equal.