Digital BW, The Print

I tried opm with my 2200 using the "experimental profiles" for black and
light gray that came with the software. I couldn't get it to print. It would
transfer the data, then run the paper through? My version is 1.02. Do you
have a newer one?

By the way, I'm using UT2 inks with a 1280 and have not experienced any
clogs. Now that I've said that...

Mike

From: "dave08g" <dave08g@...>
Reply-To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 11:29:44 -0000
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] QTR and OPM with MIS UT7


I have a Mac computer and an Epson 2200.  I have done some
experimentation with both OpenPrintmaker and QTR with the Epson OEM UC
inks.  I like the results so far.  A huge improvement over the
standard Epson driver in terms of being free of metamerism and color
shifts. Also, I have had no problems with clogging, banding, etc.  I
also do a small amount of color.

My question is this:  Can I expect an improvement in image quality
from UT7 over OEM UC ink (with OPM or QTR) that it would be worth it
to give up the ability to do color, to spend more money for ink and to
possibly live with clogging, banding, cleaning cycle rituals, etc that
seem to be a fact of life with third party inks?

My perception is that the longevity should be approximately the same
between UT7 and the OEM UC inks.  Is this correct?

Has anyone compared these two options and made a switch from OEM UC
inks (with OPM or QTR) to UT7?  If so, can you describe to me the
differences?

Thanks,

Dave Gordon



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