Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 7/28/2008 5:08:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
yeungseuyoon@... writes:

 
 
 
Hello--

I was just wondering what it was that made you decide to  switch from Epson 
OEM inks
to the Piezography in your R2400--were there  some aspects of the OEM inks 
that were not  
adequate?

Thanks,
Yeung-Seu Yoon

--- In _DigitalBlackandWhitDigitalBlaDigitalBlackDig_ 
(mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com) ,  "masterbox11" <LAURENCENJ6@LAU> 
wrote:
>
> Has  anyone had any experience with third party Epson Ultrachrome K3-
> like  inks for an Epson 2400? Both MIS and Jon Cone claim that their 
> inks  are quite comparable to the Epson K3 inks and one should see no 
>  discernable difference in using them. I am presently using Jon Cone's 
>  Piezography B&W inks in another Epson 2400 with great results.Thanks  
> for any experience information in this  regard.
>


 


The reason that I initially switched to a dedicated B&W  inkset(Pietzograpghy 
by Jon Cone) was its ability to open up the shadows which  it did 
considerably better than the Epson inks. Secondly, was the fact that the  Epson ink 
cartridges were constantly running out of ink. So I switched to the  Jon Cone CIS 
system with the Piezography inks, and I don't have to shut down to  change 
cartridges. I also noticed that when the Epson cartridges showed empty,  there was 
still a lot of ink left in the cartridges. I would also say that there  are 
real savings as well in ink expense.



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