> That inkjet printout is horrible. The transparency/ink combination > you're using is not working. Pigment inks would most likely cause > cracking. Before changing transparencies, try a dye ink instead. Many > inkjet printers have pigment black ink for text, and dye ink for photo > printing modes. Photo mode black printing is either a dedicated photo > black ink or from combined 3 colour inks. In general, I found dye black > inks are superior than pigment ink for creating PCB photomasks. > For printing I set the colours as full CMYK so it wouldn't be just black ink, however I´m afraid that my printer doesn't let me use any other cartridges except the original ones. I guess the best thing would be, in the future, to buy a laser printer for this purposes.
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Re: Dry film woes, maybe the developer is at fault?
2008-10-20 by pixelcanvas
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