Re: MIS ink/glossy-paper combo

[magpie@digisys.net (Shawn Coggins)]

I've been using that combo for the last six weeks with fewer clogs
then I ever had on my EX. I think the fact that the carts are always
full helps to prevent clogs. CIS is a great system. MIS inks are close
to OEM gamut but lack the 'snap' that the OEM has I did some quick &
dirty tests this summer with MIS inks & arches cold press no sign of
fading after a month of 12 hours a day of direct sunlight. The paper
was very wrinkled since it kept falling in the grass during the
infrequent rain storms. (no bleed on arches)

>
>I just ordered a nomorecarts CIS based on what I have read here and plan to
>use it with MIS inks. Will this work well? Clogging??
>
>What is bronzing? I have noticed uneven gloss in the different colors(mostly
>black). Is this bronzing?
>
>Has anyone tried Epson dye based ink with archival glossy/matte paper? How
>large of a factor is the paper in longevity? And the ink? I realize that
>each combo will give different results but has anyone done well with dye ink
>and archival paper?
>
>That's it for now as I am getting tired of typing.
>
>Thanks, Mike.

Shawn Coggins  http://www.herronparkhorsetrials.org/
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