Thanks. I'll try this paper path 'trick' > > 2200 paper path causes problems with some of the new > surfaces...softer maybe than old surfaces...some are > reportedly problems for 2400 as well... > > One easy fix: simplify paper path by feeding from > back, not top, and by elevating paper exit in front, > NOT by raising tray but instead by supporting paper > IMMEDIATELY as it exits machine..easily done by > putting a paper box on top of tray, up close to the > paper exit.. > > I had roller marks, not seen except at angle, on > several of new Moab/Legion's best papers as well as > their cheapest glossy (no problem with excellent old > Moab Kokopelli gloss or Costco gloss). My workaround > solves the problem. Might be possible to load from top > if only that elevation routine is used, but I've not > checked. > > I agree about MIS. Works fine for a while. I'd prefer what I produced > with their B&W until I added up the hassle (many evidently love the > hassle, I don't mean to criticize it)..and threw out my MIS-dedicated > machine...probably retiring my remaining 2200 anyway...more into > photography than tinkering with printers/inks...will likely switch to HP. > > > > Delete --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Richard > Sintchak" <rich815@> wrote: > > > > Both, though I just this AM threw out a half full MIS Pro Photo > Black cart > > as it was clogging over and over again and the constant cleaning > cycles was > > simply costing too much in the other color carts. Back to Epson > Photo Black > > again and things are fine now. > > > > > > Richard S. > > San Francisco > > >
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Re: 2200 roller marks on Ilford Gold Fibre Silk
2008-02-10 by frankg_photo
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