Re: laser printer for diginegs
Hi Loris,
don't know about moire. I fact I didn't think of it!
It really isn't the printers fault. I often have to leave it several weeks without use. E.G. this week i am going to Saudi Arabia for 6 weeks. Can't be helped.:?)
David
On Aug 28 2009, Loris Medici wrote:
I'm interested in laser printer negatives too. How one does manage to
not get moire effect (negatives are halftone!) when making multi-layer
prints from one negative?
Sorry for your printer David. I was printing a nozzle check each 2-3
days even if don't use it (and never run the cleaning procedure - if
it needed - more than twice in a row) + I always used Epson brand
ink/cartridges -> it never gave me a problem keeping that routine...
Regards,
Loris.
2009/8/28 :
> Hi all,
>
> Well, my epson 1290 has bitten the dust, bought the farm, snuffed it, shook
> a seven..etc and not before time I'm thinking. The amount of ink wasted
> trying to clear blocked nozzles would probably have put several children
> through university! In its defence though I often left it for several weeks
> between prints. Which is why I'm considering a laser printer instead of an
> inkjet.
>
> I was wondering if anyone uses a laser printer to make digital negs as I
> don't think these (laser printers) have the same problems with blocked
> nozzles if left idle for weeks. I'm loath to replace the 1290 with another
> expensive colour inkjet only to have it block up again. If so what do you
> print on and are there any special techniques needed? Thanks in advance for
> all your help,
>
> Regards
>
> Davidh