Digital BW, The Print

Jerry,

MIS will have UC clones soon.  The chipped carts and re-setters are close.

Paul
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  -----Original Message-----
  From: Jerry Olson [mailto:jerryolson@...]
  Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 9:32 AM
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Wilhelm Ultrachrome Ratings


  Can't Epson realize that photographers simply don't WANT to use Epson
  inks only?  Price is the main reason,
  but other people actually like other inks (Generations 4) better than
  they like epson inks. They also want
  very large ink cartridges like the 3000 has. or larger. Until they bring
  their prices down to match third
  party inks, they will NEVER have the third party "game" solved.

  Jerry





  sdmey4@... wrote:
  > Epson, as well as others believe that they have created the do it all
  > printer, b&w and color"the end to third party game" I would have to
assume
  > there is something"smart" about the epson driver that takes the Yellow
ink
  > out when doing black and white or neutral printing. I have not seen the
  > driver menus to explain whats going on, but one of the big improvements
was
  > the elimination of the metamerism associated with color pigs printing
  > greyscal images. I think it was reported that the yellow ink gets held
back
  > and that was the fix formost of the severe metamerism. The color inkset
is
  > only as good as its weakest link, and traditionally its been the Yellow
  > position.
  > Anyway the 7600-9600 has moved up a notch or two on my buy list. ;0)
  > Steve M.
  > In a message dated 11/26/2002 10:09:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,
  > mark@... writes:
  >
  >
  >>Steve,
  >>
  >>I agree with you that the general understanding is that Gorman
  >>uses ImagePrint5, but Wilhelm does not mention in the notes
  >>that the B/W numbers were calculated using ImagePrint5.
  >>
  >>Isn't it odd that the same inkset would rate out at over 100 years
  >>for B/W imagery, versus only 72 years for color imagery? (This
  >>with ESFA). Could the yellow ink be that radical?
  >>
  >>All in all, it sure makes the 96/76/22 seem pretty sweet, huh?
  >>Wonder how a Gursky C-Print would compare? Wonder how a
  >>BW silver fiber print would compare?
  >>
  >>Don't you know the guy who just took delivery on a 9600 Dye
  >>machine is having second thoughts right now?... (I was almost
  >>that guy).
  >>
  >>Mark
  >>
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