Digital BW, The Print

At 06:40 PM 10/2/02 +0000, you wrote:
>John,
>Thanks very much for your advice. I guess no one has a definitive
>answer. I have ordered more Sundance but I have two 3000 printers and
>one of them is in the shop getting refurbished and new heads. I don't
>want to initiate that printer with more Sundance if there are problems
>with that ink.
>Frankly I haven't had any problems with Sundance but I am constantly
>reprinting my work and throwing the old prints away so I don't see any
>fade problems. Most of my prints are in portfolios behind plastic or
>they are stored in large file drawers. I just haven't had problems but
>I don't want any and that is why I am asking for some non biased
>comments.
>Best,
>Thom

Thom -

I have been using the original piezo inks in my 3000's since piezography 
first came out.  I have had no problems with fading or clogging.  I just 
finished printing another set of photos for my portfolio with no problems 
at all.  I'm on my fourth set of cartridges.  Those things last 
forever!   When I finally run out, I plan to replace them with the original 
inks from Sundance.  I don't want to fix something that's not broken!!

Hope this helps.

Tina


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