Digital BW, The Print

Carl Schofield wrote:

>Ernst,
>
>Note that the Ink Properties paragraph has been removed from the new  
>Pro page that you provided a link for.  The original (7600) ink  
>properties paragraph read as follows and Daniel should note the  
>comment about the inks NOT settling:
>
>Ink Properties-
>Our preliminary fade testing shows that our inks out last the Epson  
>inks when exposed to Miami Sunlight for prolonged periods of time (400 
>+ hours). We have not concluded all of our side by side testing, but  
>we are confident that our inks are as good or better than the Epson  
>inks in terms of fade resistance.
>
>The inks have a 2 year, room temperature, shelf life, and will not  
>settle or fall out during this period. You do not have to shake our  
>inks before installing a cartridge in the printer. We have not  
>experienced any clogging or performance problems with our inks in  
>Epson cartridges, or in aftermarket cartrdiges. These inks have a  
>high pigment load and are therefore more expensive to manufacture.
>
>  
>
I have used the MIS 7600 inks almost a year now in the 10000  and like 
with all pigment inks a regulary shake is wise.
The price of the MIS 7600 and the Pro Archival is exactly the same.
So far I see no differences than the name, a part of the text at the 
bottom (+ the red and blue inks) isn't included in the Pro Archival 
information but the rest is very much alike.

Ernst