Mark, I received my bulk ink and supplies yesterday. I didn't have time to get to ostco as they are 35 miles away from me. I plan tomget out today, weather permitting (a little frozen rain now!). I went with PK and a bottle of warm. The prints are too warm for my taste. So, I ordered a bottle of neutral and will use that in slots C and M (leaving the warm in the Y position), that should give me the slight warmth I'm loooking for. Scott --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "awahlster" <awahlster@a...> wrote: > > Scott if I missed it what do you think of the Kirkland paper have you > tried any yet? > > I have burned up about 40 sheets and am now (after returning the > flawed box) quite happy with the results on my Canon i960 printing color) > > I'm still a couple of weeks away from being able to afford the MIS > inks for B&W printing on my Epson so that will have to wait. But I > read some of the guys are making out pretty well with the cheap paper. > > I talked to a local print shop who said they would cut 125 sheets of > 8.5X11 paper into perfect 4X6 sixe for about $5.00 and do it while I > wait. I figure for proof and snap shot stuff under 7 cents a 4X6 is > pretty cheap for this quality. > > I really wish they would come out with a 13X19 sixe so I could cut 8.5 > X 13's from it as the largest display prints I make are full frame > 8X12's sure would be nice. But then I don't make very many so the > Epson glossy will do. > > Gonna try out some Ilford Classic Pearl as well. > > Mark W.
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Re: Kirkland papers revisited
2005-01-11 by scott_now_coming
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