"HarryB" <hrblaine@...> wrote: > ... > For glossy printing, I thot you (Paul) said that the UT 14 ink set used glop in the Y position but I don't see that. See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/UT14.pdf On Page 1 I set out the ink positions. Y = Glop. The UT14 does a very nice job with many glossy papers. I can be a very good place for a person to start. I usually move on fairly quickly, however. It's what I do. I suppose how long I stay with one inkset tells you what I like. The Eboni-based inksets for matte prints is where my fine art printing has sat for some time. I'm not, however, thrilled with glossy pigments. The advanced dyes look interesting, the mini-labs' move into "dry lab" printing using these materials appears to have opened up the supplies, and I'm exploring them. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-17 by Paul
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