Digital BW, The Print

Tim,

Epson seem to have more or less cured this problem with their A4 R800 
printer and the HighGloss Ultrachrome inks. An A3+ version of this printer 
is now out in Japan apparently. The prints on Premium Glossy on the R800 are 
far far better than on my 2100, but still don't have quite the 'depth' of 
gloss that the 1280/90 produces with its dye inks. But I think most people 
will be happy with gloss prints with the new Highgloss Utlrachromes (also 
used in Epson's baby - the 6x4 Picturemate).

Bob Frost.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tim Timmermans" <zenphoto7@...>

Thanks Hans. This was really bad though. I was using Epson Premium
Glossy Photo Paper (a point I forgot to make in my original post)

So there is nothing that can be done? It really does look bad unless
it's straight on. What about switching inksets. Are there any other
glossy papers that show less of this bronzing?