--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, David Miller <dm2363@...> wrote: > On the Epson 4800 with K3 inks, I get a density of 1.57 for black, using > the standard Epson media setting for Watercolor. > > I've done some test prints on WaterColor Radiant White on the 4800 and they're > very pleasing. I also like the fact that WCR handles easily and is fairly > inexpensive in cut sheets ($1 or less a sheet for 13x19, depending on where > you get it). > > Contrast this to Epson Ultrasmooth fine art, which I've also done a fair > amount of printing on. Ultrasmooth produces a density of 1.58 for black > (so essentially, the same!) and can be printed on at 2880, but is more > expensive, more yellow, and it's not a lot of fun dealing with it on > a roll, cutting it up, and then eliminating the curl. > I made a mistake with my printer settings this morning ... I'm getting a density of 1.63 with the matte black on the R1800 UltraChrome inks
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Re: Epson Radient White Watercolor - Patches look really light
2006-03-16 by Tom
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