I've been using OCP now for over a year on the epson 4800 and just recently the 4880. I couldn't be happier with the results. The basic hue's are different than the epson claria inks but they profile beautifully. As for fade the ocp dye inks hold up well. I work in an industry that gives me access to fade testing equipment and on my latest inks (all dye) I have tested them and claria inks side by side using a xeon lamp for 8,16,24,48,96 hrs (step gauge) and it compares well with claria ink. So far my black and whites are fairing well with no noticeable color shifts from my displayed and control prints. Just my two cents and no I didn't get free ink from them for my testing. Happy Printing Bob --- 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. > > I assumne you requested samples from the OCP home page in Germany. > Sorry they are such a PITA! ;>) > > There is also a UK reseller, but the overseas shipping is a pain. > > I have left over inks that I can send. I assume a small bottle of each > would be OK? > > E-mail me and we can chat. Kid is on vacatiuon so a little distracted > for a few days. > > Best, > Michael >
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Re: Third party dye inks
2009-02-14 by Bob Mertlich
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