George,
If you are using Epson Archival Pigment inks, such as in the 2000p, they will
have less density to UV light than the Ultrachrome inks such as in the 2200.
The Dye based inks in the 1280 and other printers have the most UV density.
Comparisons of the actualy densities are in my eBook on the subject-
Precision Digital Negatives for Silver & Other Alternative Photographic Processes.
Sorry for the shameless plug. I also wrote a chapter for Dick Arentz's new
edition of Platinum & Palladium Printing, which should be out very soon.
Mark Nelson
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Precision Digital Negatives
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In a message dated 12/10/04 10:13:48 PM, glsmyth@myway.com writes:
>
> Kate -
>
> Are you using pigmented ink? I have not been able to get enough density
> with my ink jet printer.
>
> Cheers -
>
> george
>
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