This is getting interesting. I've been using an HP Photosmart Pro 8750 (essentially the larger-format successor to HP's Photosmart 7960) since its release, and have been impressed to the point of procuring a second 8750 as a spare. For me, its black-and-white output has been amazing (color printing quality is hardly a slouch, either). with few to none of the usual nagging artifacts (gloss differential, bronzing, serious metamerism) when used with HP's Premium/Premium Plus inks. I'm probably going to prepare a set of prints for evaluation by Aardenburg before long to draw a firm bead on the archival qualities of this combination, the visual quality of which I'm solidly sold on. - Barrett --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote: > > Ernst Dinkla <edinkla@> wrote: > > > ... the HP OEM 57-58-59 dye is better than the Claria ... > > It's looks like you're right. Very interesting. Is the ink available in bulk or large format carts? > > > > ... There are no tests for the Vivera dyes ... > > For some uses, dyes are very interesting alternatives. We should keep an eye on this technology. > > Paul > www.PaulRoark.com >
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Re: Is Claria the best dye ink? was batch h1 Aardenburg test results are in
2011-06-04 by Barrett