Re: [Digital BW] Kodak Ultima Satin
2002-02-17 by Steadman Uhlich
Piotr, This was discussed extensively a few (6) months ago on the PiezoBW forum. Many, many posts on the Ultima Satin occured when it first came on the market and many Piezo users tried it (me included). The bronzing is a "characteristic" of using those inks on a glossy paper like that. I don't anyone ever got away from that. Many tried. Many tried coatings too. That lead to many threads on coating papers and different mixes. There are pages and pages of writings on these two topics on that forum archives. Have fun reading. Steadman (by the way...I gave up on the paper...not usable in my opinion for the look I want)
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From: piotrjanowski
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 5:25 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] Kodak Ultima Satin
I have just received the Kodak Ultima Satin, after reading in the
archives of this list that some people reported having sucessfully
printed on this paper.
I own a 1160 CFS with MIs VM and I have been trying to print some
images but so far the results are pretty bad(bronzing, banding)
Can anyone who uses this paper help me with this?
What papersettings do You use? Do You set the printer to + or do You
leave it in the normal position?
Any other things I should be aware of?
The texture of this paper is pretty nice and smooth.
Also, what about spraying? I remember that someone wrote once that he
sprays within 15 minutes after printing.Any suggestions?
I must also report to the listmembers that I have now been using the
CFS for a month now, I used up almost all my ink and didn't have a
single bad nozzle check. It works really great.
Greetings
Piotr Janowski
piotr.janowski@...
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