Hello Douglas, I have a R200 and just bought a C86, for color printing the R200 using dye-ink have very beautifully print-out that can compare or better than color lab. For C86, it have only four color and it's pigment ink. As pigment ink do not have wider gammut BUT with 7 or 8 inkset (like 2100 and R800) that different story. I bought the C86 just for B&W only.... as for Costco glossy I let others to reply cos' we don't have Costco here that why I am looking for the Co. that made them as so I can buy them easily. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Douglas Meeuwsen <lipshurt@m...> wrote: > yes I know this is off topic, but I got a C86 this weekend, to try for > color printing, and if it was not good, I was going to switch it to MIS > EZ inks. Well, The prints are pretty darn good so far. Actually I cant > get the printer to really work with costco glossy, without profiling, > but it is perfect with epson cheap glossy, and epson durabrite glossy. > Actually to my eye it is better with the cheap glossy. The cheap glossy > has a nice old fashioned non-RC feel to it that is great for > monochrome, and is pretty nice for snapshots too. With Epson Enhanced > matte, the output is really pretty stunning. WOW. Perfect color, > perfect resolution, and absolutely no banding or artifacts on all three > of these papers. I dont have a UC print here to compare, but I remember > no being knocked out at the calumet gallerie a couple weeks ago where > they had a wall full of UC prints. Oddly, I read some pretty bad > reviews of the C86. hmmmmm.........If the UT EZ output is like this, It > must really be something. I wonder if they will have a bigger version > of this printer, or if this one is already outdated. Pretty cool > though....Doug M
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Re: C86 for color Printing.....OT
2005-01-17 by John
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