Hello Keith, >...UNUSABLE for any serious imagery -- including >proofing of PhotoRag or Museo, etc. I tend to agree. I still have some EAM remaining, which I use as proofing for PR, but it will run out in a few weeks. Today Steve K. came over to my house with some HWM and we made a print on both. I can say right away that if I had to use HWM it would make my work more difficult and time consuming. From what I gather the new EEM at least looks similar to HWM, if not actually the same coating. If so, then this is indeed a step backwards. For proofers like me it means that I would have to bring PR into the proofing process much earlier in the work up, increasing my costs significantly. For people who rely on EAM for final prints it's a disaster. > I would ask that anyone with contacts at EPSON etc., do as I am > and push them so we can get both: > 1) A straight answer on the changes > 2)Some kind of part # marking that differentiates these products by > whatever factor is making their properties jump all over the map >batch number, date of production, substrate source, whatever.) I agree. When the batch of yellowish EAM was released it eventually was isolated to a certain batch. Let's hope something similar is at work here. Don't give up just yet. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: "The Great EPSON Paper Chase" --- the EEM, EAM, and HWM mess...
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
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