Hi Steve, The original Ultrachrome inks are obviously '1st generation'. The Ultrachrome Hi-gloss inks in the R800 and R1800 would therefore seem to be '2nd generation', and the K3 Ultrachromes in the R2400 and upwards would seem to be '3rd generation'. ;) Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Kale" <stevekale@...> The 1st gen ultrachrome inks suffer badly from bronzing and "gloss differential" (B&W and colour). Glop is short for gloss optimizer which Epson uses on the R800/R1800 printers. It is not needed with the 2nd gen K3 inks.
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Re: [Digital BW]Epson & Hahnemuhle paper in Australia
2005-06-13 by Bob Frost