QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hi Paul,

Thanks for the explanation.  From what you are saying, it sounds like
 GLOP is the same as what the R800 uses for glossy paper?

I wonder if a spray like Premier Art Shield would work also?  Do you
know if anyone has used that?  It would be a lot easier than changing
inks.

Do you know what causes the bronzing?  I printed a large black and
white on a new roll of Premium Lustre, and I could not detect any
bronzing.  But on the previous roll, with a different print, it was
very noticable.  I had not replaced any inks, so it seems like the
paper is the culprit.  I wonder if Epson has made any changes to the
paper to address the problem.

I would prefer not to have to change inks if there is an alternative.

But thanks for the detailed instructions!!

Sheila


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Yesnosky" <pyesnosky@...> wrote:
>
> > I also get bronzing using UC inks (Epson 4000) on Premium Lustre.
> > Could you please tell me what is MSI gloss optimizer and where can I
> > get it?
> > 
> 
> Hi Sheila,
> 
> I believe gloss optimizer was introduced on the Epson 1800 printer?  MIS
> (inksupply.com) sell their version of the Epson gloss optimizer
> (affectionately called GLOP).  Just go to their main page and put
GLOP in
> the search field.