Digital BW, The Print

You have to use an RC compatible inkset...which at this point is either the
Ultrachromes (epson 2200,7600,9600,10600) or MIS's relacement inks or
Ultratones, which are also RC compatible.  Both of these inksets work well
with the Ilford.  The key is that if you want to do BW, you will still need
to spray the prints...not because of dusting...there isn't a problem with
that...but rather because of bronzing.  Two light coats of Krylon Kamar
Varnish eliminates about 95% of the bronzing with the Ultrachromes as
printed using Ink Jet Control and my 2200.

Robert


On 6/2/03 7:47 PM, "craig" <craygc@...> wrote:

> A little OT but Im just curious about the use of Ilford Gallerie
> Smooth Pearl as I have tried it with MIS FSN inks and even after a
> couple of days after printing I can wipe off about 80% of the ink
> with a cloth or leave finger marks with the slightest touch.
> 
> what be interested in comments
> 
> regards
> Craig
> 
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