Digital BW, The Print

Paul,

I've just tried overprinting some color prints (made on KPP with my 
Epson 4000) with glop in my 2200 (LK slot), by printing with an LK only 
profile.  I have the rollers and front pizza wheels raised on my 2200 
so there are no roller or pizza wheel marks.

On another note, I also have the new MIS PKN installed in the PK slot 
on my 4000 now (also put UT7 LK in the LK slot) and both are working 
very well.  BO prints on the 4000 with PKN printed to Kirkland glossy, 
Epson Premium Semimatte, and Ilford Smooth Pearl are really beautiful 
with excellent dmax and neutrality.  BO fans will really love this ink 
on RC papers.  Bronzing is almost absent on Kirkland, with only some 
slight gloss differential.  Now if I could only find a way to use glop 
in the 4000 and retain color printing capability.  Only thing I've 
thought of trying was using the MK slot for glop and sacrificing matte 
paper printing, but that would also require second pass printing to 
apply the glop because it is not possible to use both black slots 
simultaneously on the 4000.  I wonder if a new LK could be prepared 
form scratch by using glop as the base and adding enough PKN to get the 
right density?  That would allow application of glop during printing of 
both color and B&W (PKN + LKN-GLOP).

Carl

On Feb 2, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Paul Roark wrote:

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> Steve,
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> As I understand your posts, for color you're using the MIS UC clone 
> color
> inks in a 2100.
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>> Coat the colour images with glop and they will be the best you
>> have ever printed.
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> Do you then run the print through a second time?
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> If not, how are you applying the glop?
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> If you do run the print through a second time, have you had any 
> problems
> with the wheels on the 2100?
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> Paul
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