I wonder how they would do on a swellable paper like Colorlife or one of the Ilford, or HP papers? Not that that would excuse all the hype. The sales person that sent me an email said that the printing half os US sublimation has completely switched to the Nanochromes, and that the printing techs were less than pleased with all the work it caused them in making new set ups for the RIPs and the new profiles. He also said they were going to have a hard time making the new prints look like the previous inks, since these Nano's worked so much better (there is a simple solution, but I won't go into it). All the while trying to get me to buy a bunch of this ink, I'm sure glad I didn't. When I think of all the time that I would have put in to clean the printer, and change the RIP, etc., I would have been less than pleased with these results. Shilesh, send me a message offline if you want to send those test prints to me for measurement with my spectro.
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Re: NanoChrome South Window Fade Test
2006-01-27 by Greg
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