i just order cfs for 1280 wil glop and eboni, should have ealry next week
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 21:23:10 -0800, Matt Haber <matt@...> wrote:
>
> I' ve been doing a bit of testing with GLOP loaded in a (all positions)
> 1270 to do an overcoat. The prints are all UT2 prints on a 1280.
>
> I've been using only PGPP and premium semigloss, and prints with
> Paul's curves.
>
> As others have noted, the material is not completely neutral in color.
> The good news is that it seems to neutralize the magenta cast that
> shows up with cold and neutral toned prints. I don't see any obvious
> color shift when overprinted on sepia or carbon prints.
>
> At less than 10% (maybe even less--my methodology for density is
> somewhat lacking), the overall gloss of the paper is reduced, but the
> differential gloss is eliminated.
>
> At over about 10-15%, the gloss gets up to and a bit beyond the
> base gloss.
>
> I believe there is no difference above about 20% to 100%.
>
> Once i have ability to print from my machine with photoshop (up until
> now I've driven the GLOP 1270 with the GIMP, an open source
> alternative that can substitute for photoshop for quad-black printing),
> i will consider printing using the orginal image, so there is a match of
> the GLOP placement to the ink.
>
> Any word on when MIS is going to come out with their new GLOP?
> (BTW, it takes about 3 ounces to completely fill the T007 and T009
> carts).
>
> -matt
>
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> Matt Haber
> dance, portrait and fashion photography
> http://www.matthaber.com
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