Digital BW, The Print

I have a show scheduled and the output must be on Kodak paper.  I can go traditional 
silver or digital. So the question is whether anyone has experience with Kodak Encad 
printers and papers, or using Kodak inkjet papers in Epson printers.  I'd appreciate 
any thoughts.

I previously used the heavyweight Kodak satin inkjet
paper with an epson 875dc.  The prints were fine, but
the paper stock has a very plastic feel, and the paper
remained/remains quite sticky.  After printing, it is
best to let the paper sit out overnight so that the
inks can completely dry and the image can cure.  

  
--- Allen Birnbach <allenbirnbach@...> wrote:
> I have a show scheduled and the output must be on
> Kodak paper.  I can go traditional 
> silver or digital. So the question is whether anyone
> has experience with Kodak Encad 
> printers and papers, or using Kodak inkjet papers in
> Epson printers.  I'd appreciate 
> any thoughts.
> 
> 


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What kind of inks did you use?  I'm wondering if changing the ink could solve that.


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "D. Hill" <hill14701@y...> 
wrote:

> I previously used the heavyweight Kodak satin inkjet
> paper with an epson 875dc.  The prints were fine, but
> the paper stock has a very plastic feel, and the paper
> remained/remains quite sticky.  After printing, it is
> best to let the paper sit out overnight so that the
> inks can completely dry and the image can cure.

Allen,

I was using the original Epson inks - mainly printing
black only.  The stickiness was due to the coating on
the paper itself.

--- Allen Birnbach <allenbirnbach@...> wrote:
> What kind of inks did you use?  I'm wondering if
> changing the ink could solve that.
> 
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com,
> "D. Hill" <hill14701@y...> 
> wrote:
> > I previously used the heavyweight Kodak satin
> inkjet
> > paper with an epson 875dc.  The prints were fine,
> but
> > the paper stock has a very plastic feel, and the
> paper
> > remained/remains quite sticky.  After printing, it
> is
> > best to let the paper sit out overnight so that
> the
> > inks can completely dry and the image can cure.  



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