Jerry, This dye is available in 500ml (1 pint) carts for the 10000, also 9000 & 7000 carts. You could then drain it out. Mike --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson <jerryolson@r...> wrote: > Is this epson dye ink available in the larger cartridges for its pro > printers? I would not give up my CIS system. > > Jerry > > Have you tried it on Legion's photomatte or Eclipse Satine? > > > > > > > > toliwel@a... wrote: > > > > Jerry, I've been using epson dye black with my color MIS pigments for several > > years now. It does give a significantly deeper black on mat and watercolor > > papers. I also use it with MIS quads. I found that I get the deepest > > blacks, as well as the most brilliant colors, on epson HWM, Archival mat, and > > Mediastreet royal plush. All papers are not equal in their ability to give a > > good deep black. Even with a slight difference in black an image looks > > significantly better, in my opinion. > > > > In my window tests, the epson dye black lasts well on some papers. On > > others, it can fade fast. The longest on HWM, Royal plush and AM a close > > second. There are others that tested out well, but I don't remember them off > > hand. It also lasts well on photopaper. On some papers, particularly the > > majority of watercolor papers, its life can be short. It pays to do some > > window tests with a known combination to guage relative life. I have done > > some testing with the MIS 1270 dye black. It seems to be equivilent to the > > epson in blackness and longevity. In contrast, the old MIS dye black had a > > very short life in my tests. > >
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Re: [Digital BW] Best method for printing b&w.
2002-01-11 by mkravit
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