I'll try again asking this to you ink and printer experts. Sorry to be repetative this is an issue that is haunting me and I think someone out there may know the answer. Paul?: I have one final question before getting back to work. Why in the world if the yellow channel is the PRIMARY ( though certainly not total) change in the Epson pigment inkset from Archival CF to UltraChrome, is it not possible to just replace that yellow ink with theUltrachrome equivilent and, remake profiles and the driver for everything, with much improved results. I just don't get it. I am completely satisfied with the CF inks rendition of all colors except the ones such as yellow, red, and orange, where intensity is needed in these hues. This CF yellow also has much worse metamerism.The blues and greens are just beautuful to me and so much nicer than anything we had to work with in chemical color printing just as in Ultrachrome. Yea the Magenta may be a little weaker also but it is the yellow that is the big limitaion of this inkset for color control. Of course the black component is different but that's a different problem with different solutions. John
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Combining CF and Ultrachrome- What is actually in Ultrachrome inks?
2005-03-12 by john dean
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