Stuart, > Don, > Thanks for the detailed reply. I also have a C84 > available, am also > calibrated with MOnaco, and have just a couple more > questions. > Do you feel your results blow away the 2200 as the > "other Don" implied ? I can't really answer that, as I do not have access to a 2200, but I did own a 1280 using the UT2 inks. Blow away, no. This being said because the highlights are visibly dotty from the C84. I imagine the output would be similar to that of a 2200 running imageprint. I was extremely impressed with the C84's output, and it is worth the $40 to try it if you own a C82/84. The only reason I sold it was because I found a mint 860 to replace it. > Why are you using the Epson black instead of the MIS? I didn't feel like removing it from the printer, and wanted to see the output with it installed. The durabrite inks have an approximate 70 year archival rating, so it really doesn't hurt to keep it installed. That and it is glossy compatible - but the CMY positions still need to be sprayed to keep from bronzing. However, I usually print on matte papers and prefer using Eboni to the epson inks. > If you used MIS black, which would you use ? Eboni - currently it is the best option for black inks available. > Have you experienced head clogging ? > > Stuart I never had clogs with the MIS inks, in any epson printer and the C84 was no exception. If anything it was better because it is a pigment printer. So far the list is pretty long, but I've used 3-860's, 2-1160's, 750, 875dc, 1280, and the C84. The only one I've had clog issues with was the 1160, and that was unrelated to MIS. Wow, I really burn through printers... Don __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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Re: [Digital BW] C84 Mini-FAQ
2004-06-10 by D. Hill
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