--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Michael T. Murphy" <uriel_bear@...> wrote: > > RJTech is the USA distributer. They shopuld be able to help you. They > are in Colorado Springs. Give them a call. I know one of the guys there > is an OCP VP. Thanks, I assume that is the same person I emailed, he was listed on the OCP site as the US regional sales rep. > > I assumne you requested samples from the OCP home page in Germany. I went straight for an email because it seemed most appropriate this way. > Sorry they are such a PITA! ;>) Not your fault, just their loss. > > I have left over inks that I can send. I assume a small bottle of each > would be OK? Thanks but I'm moving on to other choices. I have a FREE dye and FREE pigment inkset to test, as well as the Claria (again) and the inks that come with the CIS which are supposed to be better than many of the replacement dye inks (but still not archival). That's a lot of junk to keep track of to watch and measure every XYZ number of days. Hopefully I'll find something really good that will make a good place to start for a monochrome set. Starting to wish the Spectrolino/scan was a faster machine (but it is kind of fun to watch), it is easier and smaller than anything I can produce for an i1 or Pulse. I may also print some targets on nondescript office type multifunction paper just to see what happens. Let's face it, that is really what this particular RX680 is destined to use the most, so I might as well test some to see what happens.
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Re: Third party dye inks
2009-02-13 by Greg
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