Pictorico and pigment based inks.

From: Sandy King (sanking@clemson.edu)
Date: 07/20/02-02:43:06 PM Z

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Nick wrote:

>Victor, If you plan to use a dye based ink, then what you are planning may
>work. Pictorico will not readily accept pigment based inks. There is a
>huge amount to discuss about the points in between, but I'm still searching
>for the film medium that will accept pigment based ink (quad black) and I'm
>not having a good time. I believe Cone and most Quad inks are pigment.
>
>Nick
>

This has come up before, at which times I have made the same comment.
Pictorico accepts readily the pigmented based inks that are supplied
in regular Epson cartridges for the Epson 2000P.

I am not familiar with the problems you have encountered with your
printer and inks with Pictorico but I think it needs to be at least
acknowledged that the Pictorico readily accepts the pigment based
inks of the 2000P system.

Sandy King

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