Digital BW, The Print

Nick,

 
> Thanks to the new GLOP coating I can make very nice glossy prints on
> my 1160. But you need a dedicated GLOP applicator. I wonder if you can
> sacrifice one position in your 2200 inkset to use for GLOP. Maybe the
> sepia position?
> ...

Don't spend much time on Glop.  It looks like bronzing is about to be
history -- no glop needed.  I have tested beta UT inks with the new base --
no bronzing.  I just received the beta 2400 color prints & Epson "Advance
B&W" monotone glossy prints -- no bronzing.

It's too early to know that this is going to be true for all the inksets and
papers, but the results I've seen so far eliminate the artifact as a serious
issue. 

Don't bother MIS about this because it'll be months before the total B&W
switch over takes place.    

The color 2400 inks will show up on MIS's web site in a couple of weeks.
(No 2400 carts yet.)


Paul
www.PaulRoark.com