In my opinion, a RIP with really good ink control is the only way to print, at least until Epson allows us to adjust the limits and linearization through the firmware. The cave paints may work fairly well, people seem to be happy with them in 1280 up to 7600 printers. I can't say as I've heard from too many people using them in the larger printers though. If your machine has upgraded firmware to use the UC inks, then I would say that several of them UC replacements would work. It's also possible that the heads in the 10K are designed very much like the UC heads, and it might work well for you. If you have firmware for the Archival pigment inks, then I would suggest the GP Archival type inks. This is all based on my printer, which I'm beginning to think has an abnormally high ink output. These new inks have a huge pigment load for my printer, one of the colors cuts out at 37% for correct limiting. Going to send an email off to the manufacturer today and see what they think.
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Re: Epson 10K printer and GChromes
2005-04-14 by dfaprinting
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