I found people in this group are very knowledgeable on MIS products. So I'd like to ask your advice on the problem I experienced when use MIS GP black ink. I ordered the GP ink cartridge for my epson 1280 recently. I got good results on matt paper but had bad results when printing on glossy paper (epson premium glossy, luster and permajet oyster paper). On those glossy-based prints, when I tilt the print, I can see the reflection of the black portions are so odd that they dont' seem to be part of the print. In other words, all other colors are melted naturally into the paper but the black portions are like something that are separately patched on and not the integral to the whole print. I was wondering if this is so called "solarizing effect". Any of you have used MIS GP inks? What are your experiences, particularly for printing on glossy paper? MIS claims that the black ink in the cartridge is Universal Black that works on both glossy and matte. But my result is clearly unsatisfactory. Should I use their Photo Black (PK) instead? If so, will I have good results for matte printing? Thanks.
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Black Ink Problem Using MIS GP Ink
2004-01-02 by chaofeng
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